Kerala marxists send a brutal message to dissidents

When TP Chandrasekharan of Onchiyam, a village in Kerala’s Kozhikode district that had contributed ten martyrs to the communist movement back in 1948, and his supporters left the CPI(M) protesting against its neo-liberalist leadership’s “right-wing decadence” and formed the Revolutionary Marxist Party in 2008, State party secretary Pinarayi Vijayan had termed them as kulamkuthikal (traitors of family). There is only one punishment for traitors of the family: Death. 

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