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Left re-examines its view on the contribution of the Father of the Nation

The CPI (M) chief has said observing Gandhi's birth anniversary must be based on re-doubling the resolve to safeguard India's constitutional order and the principles Mahatma Gandhi stood for

Sitaram Yechury
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Sitaram Yechury

Archis Mohan New Delhi
The Communist Party of India (Marxist) marked Mahatma Gandhi's birth anniversary by inaugurating a school in the national capital to train its cadres, and admitting that it has reexamined its view on the contribution of the Father of the Nation.

CPI (M) chief Sitaram Yechury, along with other party leaders, inaugurated the Surjeet Bhavan, named after late Harkishan Singh Surjeet, by paying tributes to a portrait of Surjeet as also that of Gandhi in the auditorium of the newly constructed building.

In an article in the latest edition of party mouthpiece Peoples Democracy to be published later this week, Yechury