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CPI(M) to Begin Indefinite Sit‑in at Adoor Police Station, 5,000 Workers Expected
✍️ The Hindu
🗓 03 Nov 2026, 08:50 PM
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The Communist Party of India (Marxist) announced an indefinite sit‑in protest at Adoor police station, with about 5,000 party workers slated to join on the first day, demanding action after the recent attack.
The Communist Party of India (Marxist) has declared that it will launch an indefinite sit‑in protest at the Adoor police station in Kerala. The decision follows an attack on the police outpost that the party says has not been adequately addressed by authorities.
Approximately 5,000 CPI(M) workers are expected to gather at the station on the first day of the agitation, according to party officials. The large turnout is intended to demonstrate the party’s resolve and to pressure the government to take concrete steps.
Party leaders have stated that the protest will continue until satisfactory action is taken against those responsible for the attack. The indefinite nature of the sit‑in underscores the CPI(M)’s demand for accountability and swift remedial measures.
The move adds to a series of recent political demonstrations in the state, reflecting heightened tensions over law‑and‑order issues.
Authorities have been urged to engage with the protesters to prevent escalation and to ensure that the concerns raised are addressed through legal channels.
Approximately 5,000 CPI(M) workers are expected to gather at the station on the first day of the agitation, according to party officials. The large turnout is intended to demonstrate the party’s resolve and to pressure the government to take concrete steps.
Party leaders have stated that the protest will continue until satisfactory action is taken against those responsible for the attack. The indefinite nature of the sit‑in underscores the CPI(M)’s demand for accountability and swift remedial measures.
The move adds to a series of recent political demonstrations in the state, reflecting heightened tensions over law‑and‑order issues.
Authorities have been urged to engage with the protesters to prevent escalation and to ensure that the concerns raised are addressed through legal channels.