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Bangalore: Popular Front of India to Launch Political Party

  •   Fri, Nov 21 2008 03:00:01 PM

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Bangalore, Nov 21: Popular Front of India (PFI), a national level citizens' forum for politics, will launch a political party to combat communalism and  strive for development.

The Karnataka chapter of PFI will be launched in Bangalore on November 23, according to PFI national secretary O M Abdusslam.

"It's time for marginalized classes to break off from their traditional strategy of experimenting with support to different political parties during elections,'' he told reporters on Wednesday.

A three-day national conference will be held at Calicut, Kerala, starting February 13, 2009. The conference will focus on quest for political alternatives and steps to fight 

  

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  • Abdullah, manglore

    Sat, Nov 22 2008

    lots of best wishes to Popular Front members and we hope this party will do something for the cause of muslims and dalits

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  • Mustafa, Surathkal, Dubai

    Fri, Nov 21 2008

    Good Work from PFI, our support always for you. thanks daiji for cover good information Cheers.

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