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Activists of CPI-ML shout slogans during their demonstration against the land acquisition related violence in Singur, Nandigram and other places, in New Delhi on Wednesday, 02 January 2008.

Activists of CPI-ML shout slogans during their demonstration against the land acquisition related violence in Singur, Nandigram and other places, in New Delhi on Wednesday, 02 January 2008.

Activists from India"s Trinamool Congress shout anti-West Bengal Communist Party of India-Marxist government slogans during a demonstration against recent violence in Nandigram, at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi on Wednesday,05 December 2007.

Activists from India"s Trinamool Congress shout anti-West Bengal Communist Party of India-Marxist government slogans during a demonstration against recent violence in Nandigram, at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi on Wednesday,05 December 2007.

Senior leader of the Communist Party of India (CPIM) and MP Sitaram Yechuri on the way to attend the Parliament house on the opening day of the winter session of Parliament in New Delhi on Thursday, 15 November 2007. West Bengal state"s Nandigram violence issue is expected to generate enough heat in the winter session turning the brief sitting into a stormy affair while the Indo-US nuclear deal will come up for discussion in the midst of an apparent thaw between the Congress-led UPA government and the Left allies.

Personalities from the various walks of life with protestors participate in a rally to condemn the CPM terror in Nandigram in Kolkatta Wednesday,14 November 2007.

Personalities from the various walks of life with protestors participate in a rally to condemn the CPM terror in Nandigram in Kolkatta Wednesday,14 November 2007.

Personalities from the various walks of life with protestors participate in a rally to condemn the CPM terror in Nandigram in Kolkatta Wednesday,14 November 2007.

Personalities from the various walks of life with protestors participate in a rally to condemn the CPM terror in Nandigram in Kolkatta Wednesday,14 November 2007.

Polite Bureau member Brinda Karat attends opening day of the Winter session of Parliament in New Delhi on Thursday, 15 November 2007. West Bengal state"s Nandigram violence issue is expected to generate enough heat in the winter session turning the brief sitting into a stormy affair while the Indo-US nuclear deal will come up for discussion in the midst of an apparent thaw between the Congress-led UPA government and the Left allies.

Activists of the Communist Party of India Marxist Leninist (CPIML) stage a protest against the continuing violence in Nandigram, in New Delhi, Tuesday,13 November 2007. Various organizations continued to protest against the recent violence in Nandigram in West Bengal state which has killed at least six people. At least 34 people have died since January with farmers fiercely resisting official efforts to force land sales at cheap rates so an industrial zone can be set up in the area.

Activists of the Communist Party of India Marxist Leninist (CPIML) stage a protest against the continuing violence in Nandigram, in New Delhi, Tuesday,13 November 2007. Various organizations continued to protest against the recent violence in Nandigram in West Bengal state which has killed at least six people. At least 34 people have died since January with farmers fiercely resisting official efforts to force land sales at cheap rates so an industrial zone can be set up in the area.

Activists of the Communist Party of India Marxist Leninist (CPIML) stage a protest against the continuing violence in Nandigram, in New Delhi, Tuesday,13 November 2007. Various organizations continued to protest against the recent violence in Nandigram in West Bengal state which has killed at least six people. At least 34 people have died since January with farmers fiercely resisting official efforts to force land sales at cheap rates so an industrial zone can be set up in the area.

Activists of the Communist Party of India Marxist Leninist (CPIML) stage a protest against the continuing violence in Nandigram, in New Delhi, Tuesday,13 November 2007. Various organizations continued to protest against the recent violence in Nandigram in West Bengal state which has killed at least six people. At least 34 people have died since January with farmers fiercely resisting official efforts to force land sales at cheap rates so an industrial zone can be set up in the area.

Activists of Socialist Unity Centre of India (SUCI) burn effigy of West Bengal Chief Minister and shout anti-West Bengal government slogans to protest the attacks in Nandigram, in New Delhi, on Monday,12 November 2007.

Activists of Socialist Unity Centre of India (SUCI) shout anti-West Bengal government slogans to protest the attacks in Nandigram, in New Delhi, on Monday,12 November 2007.

CPI (M) General Secretary Prakesh Karat addressing a press conference on the issue of Nandigram (West Bengal), in New Delhi on Monday,12 November 2007.

CPI(M) General Secretary Prakash Karat with party colleague Umanath and others at the party"s Politburo meeting in New Delhi on Sunday, 11 November 2007.With the Nandigram issue and the Indo-US nuclear deal hogging political limelight, the CPI-M began a meeting of its Politburo to review these crucial issues and chart out a strategy for the upcoming parliament session.

CPI (M) General Secretary Prakash Karat with party colleague Umanath; Kerala Chief Minister V S Achutanandan and others at the party"s Politburo meeting in New Delhi on Sunday, 11 November 2007.With the Nandigram issue and the Indo-US nuclear deal hogging political limelight, the CPI-M began a meeting of its Politburo to review these crucial issues and chart out a strategy for the upcoming parliament session.

Family member of the victims of violence-hit Nandigram and Singur villages weeping during the demonstration against West Bengal Govt at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi on Tuesday,03 July 2007.

Trimool Congress President Mamta Banerjee with Family member of the victims of violence-hit Nandigram and Singur villages during the demonstration against West Bengal Govt at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi on Tuesday,03 July 2007.

Trinamol Congress President Mamta Banerjee with victim of Nandigram during a seminar in New Delhi on Monday,02 July 2007.

Trinamol Congress Leader Mamta Banerjee with victim family members of Singur & Nandigram after meeting with the president in New Delhi on Monday,02 July 2007.