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As Killings Continue Unabated, RSS Demands President’s Rule In Kerala
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With violence against RSS members not ending in Kerala, the RSS has demanded the central government to intervene and impose the President’r rule in the state.
In the most recent spate of killings, one BJP worker and four RSS members were hacked to death in Kozhikode district allegedly by CPI(M) cadre.
With a Communist government in power in the state, it is feared that the perpetrators of the latest crime and crimes before this, would go free.
"The incidents of violence and the killing of RSS workers remain unabated. They are inviting a civil war as they are provoking RSS activists all over the country. Therefore, I demand imposition of President's rule in Kerala because there is no way out," the Deccan Chronicle quoted RSS ideologue Rakesh Sinha as saying.
Subramanian Swamy too said that the Kerala Chief Minister must be warned that if killings continue, then President’s rule would have to be imposed in the state. If the CM cannot run the state according the Constitution, then he has no right to rule, Matrubhumi English quoted him as saying.
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