The High Court exposed the nexus between the Communist Party of India (CPI(M)) and Congress, criticizing Congress's attempt to downplay ED reports.
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What happened
The High Court exposed the nexus between the Communist Party of India (CPI(M)) and Congress, criticizing Congress's attempt to downplay ED reports.
Who's involved
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Various political accusations were made in India regarding political alliances, radicalism, and power sharing.Also in this story
- Governor Rajendra Arlekar summons the Council of Ministers, accusing the Congress party of majoritarian drift and political malaise.
- Sambasiva Rao, a CPI secretary, is noted as a Telangana secretary, highlighting cooperation between CPI and Congress.
The entities involved
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Communist Party of India
left-wing political party in India
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Congress
US record label; imprint of Congress Record Corp.
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high court
courts with higher status than some of other courts, sometimes refer to supreme court
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