KAMALPUR, July 16 (TIWN): The double standard policy of the leftist became long been under the scanner of allegation. Still the in-power party and its leaders continue to condemn these demands as ‘political conspiracy’ or the ‘story of media’.

But, the fact once gain got unearthed as the party MLAs, the Nagar Panchayat Chairman and others would gleefully inaugurate the new building of leftist drama troop built on the governmental khas land this evening, here at Kamalpur. And the inauguration would take place when the Nagar Panchayat evacuated the businessmen from the khas land some months ago.

The leftist saga and claim of making a ‘beautiful Kamalpur’ with all the khas land free from encroachment received a major jolt here due to the bold and law-violating smooth course by a leftist drama troop Sayak.  Sayak remained in the cultural arena in the sub-division for years and promoting the cause and ideas of the leftists remained there prime objective.

 As a result, they also got fair treatment from the party and the administration. And continuing this trend, the troop became able to build up their building adjacent to the Kamalpur Govt. Class XII School at Fulchari on the governmental khas land.

However, the building of the Laxmi Narayan Club also got set there beside them years ago on the khas land. Besides, the office of the TGTA also got set there on khas land. But, the building of the Sayak created a new twist as it constructed at a time when the Nagar Panchayat conducted evacuation drive against hundreds of businessmen to make the governmental khas land free.

Now, in the building inauguration program to be held in the evening, Nagar Chairperson Subrata Bhattacharjee, the main architect of evacuation drive, MLA Bijoy Lakshmi Sinha, MLA cum CPI-M party Secretary Anjan Das and others would remained present.

They would also take part in the inaugural program gleefully and would deliver speeches of high moral praising the drama troop. But, who would ask about their moral and conscience regarding the true implementation of their self-declared drives, remained the question of the commoners here.