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Summary:

The text is an excerpt from the December 6, 2025, e-paper of “The Hindu,” an Indian newspaper. It includes information about the paper’s various sections (e.g., “The View From India,” “Science For All”) and a news report on comments made by CPI State Secretary M. Veerapandian regarding a recent court verdict in the Thirupparankundram case. He criticized the verdict as religiously biased and creating unnecessary tension, praised the Chief Minister’s response, and accused the BJP and RSS of provoking the issue. He also addressed concerns regarding Tamil Nadu fishermen, labor codes, and the CPI’s position within the DMK-led alliance.

News Article:

CPI Leader Condemns Thirupparankundram Verdict, Accuses Judge of Religious Bias

ERODE, INDIA – December 6, 2025 – CPI State Secretary M. Veerapandian today strongly condemned the verdict in the Thirupparankundram case, calling it an “attack on the law” and accusing the judge of religious bias. Speaking to the media, Veerapandian stated that the judgment had created unnecessary tension and that the Chief Minister had acted appropriately to maintain peace.

He further alleged that the BJP and RSS were attempting to provoke unrest, highlighting the unity of the people of Madurai as an example of Tamil Nadu’s inclusive character. Veerapandian also criticized the deployment of CRPF in the state, claiming it violated a long-standing convention of restraint.

Veerapandian urged the Union government to address the challenges faced by Tamil Nadu fishermen, particularly concerning the Katchatheevu issue. He announced that the CPI, CPI-M, and VCK would stage a joint protest on December 8th against the new labor codes, echoing Kerala’s refusal to implement them.

Reaffirming the CPI’s support for TASMAC staff and all workers, Veerapandian expressed confidence that the DMK-led alliance would strengthen, and that the CPI would seek more seats in the upcoming elections. He stated that the Chief Minister is commited to upholding democratic values within the alliance.

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