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Party to launch nation wide protest against CPIM: BJP President Amit Shah

BJP President Amit Shah said in Kannur in Kerala today that the party will launch nation wide protest against CPIM. He was speaking in the gathering in Payyaur in Kannur prior to the inauguration of " Janaraksha Yatra" being organized by the state BJP unit in Kerala .<br/><br/>Mr Shah said that starting from tomorrow till Oct 17th protest march will be organized to the CPM headquarters, AKG centre in Delhi. He further said that wide protest will be organised in the capitals cities of other states against CPM.<br/>'<br/>BJP national President Amit shah said that Kerala Chief Minister has the responsibility of the political murders in the State.He further accused that whenever CPM is coming to power there are political violence in the state. Mr Shah will be inaugurating the Janaraksha yatra today afternoon , . <br/><br/>The 15 day yatra will begin from Payyannur, cover 11 districts and culminate in the state capital on Oct 17th. Union Ministers and senior BJP leaders will also join the march. <br/><br/>'Intolerance' and 'growing extremism' in Kerala will form the central plot of the BJP's Jana Raksha Yatra- that translates to 'march for people's safety'.There is tight security in Kannur in connection with the yatra.Earlier in the day Amit Shah visited the Rajarajeshwari temple in Thaliparambu in Kannur.<br/><br/><br/>The entire march, 10 km every day for 15 days, will be led by party state chief Kummanam Rajasekharan .Union Ministers, including Defence Minister Nirmala Seetharaman, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ananth Kumar, Information and Broadcasting Minister Smriti Irani, Petroleum Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, Sports Minister Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore, Minister of State for External Affairs V K Singh in addition to Union Minister from Kerala Alphons Kannamthanam along with senior BJP leaders Meenakshi Lekhi and Manoj Tiwari are expected to join the yatra at various intervals.

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