The Democratic Socialist Party (DSP), that has been a part of the Left Front in West Bengal, on Sunday announced it was severing all ties with it.
In a letter to Left Front chairman Biman Bose, DSP General Secretary Probodh Chandra Sinha informed him that the party has unanimously decided not to be a part of the either the state or the district units of the Left Front.
"It has been unanimously decided in the party's working committee meeting that DSP would withdraw their association with the Left Front and would not be a part of any programmes organised by either the state or the district units of the Left Front," Sinha said in the letter.
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