Dharmendra Jore: Let there be peace and peasants
Updated On: 12 March, 2018 06:12 AM IST | Mumbai | Dharmendra Jore
Instead of settling scores, arch-rivals BJP and CPM should find the best possible solutions to farmers' demands, keep Mumbai free from any fear in view of a long march
Oblivious of the Left versus Right skirmish, which Mumbai saw many decades ago when Bal Thackeray's Shiv Sena declared a war on the communists who were ruling the labour movement, the new generation Mumbaikars will have some unexpected show on display today, when the CPM-led farmers' long march tries to lay siege to Mantrayala and Vidhan Bhavan.
The alarming difference is that then arch-rival of the Left, Sena, is now supporting the agitation, promoted by the people who the party founder had called anti-nationals. Post-Bal Thackeray, the Sena-Left togetherness finds its genesis in an unprecedented surge of their common enemy, the BJP. The Sena in Maharashtra is as troubled as the Left elsewhere in the country, thanks to BJP's winning ways.
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