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https://www.livemint.com/ai/artificial-intelligence/ai-isn-t-taking-over-it-jobs-it-s-changing-who-gets-hired-11771065804715.html
CPI(M) versus Somnath Chatterji AI Overview The conflict between the Communist Party of India (Marxist)—CPI(M)—and former Lok Sabha Speaker Somnath Chatterjee culminated in his expulsion from the party in July 2008. This dramatic fallout was rooted in a clash between parliamentary neutrality and party discipline during a critical political juncture.
Here are the key aspects of the conflict:
1. The Core Cause: The Indo-US Nuclear Deal
In July 2008, the Left parties, led by CPI(M), withdrew support from the Manmohan Singh-led UPA-I government in protest against the Indo-US nuclear deal.
The CPI(M) wanted all its MPs, including Somnath Chatterjee (who was then Speaker), to vote against the government during the trust vote.
2. The Conflict of Roles
Chatterjee's Stance: As the Speaker of the Lok Sabha, Chatterjee argued that the office was non-partisan and transcended party lines. He refused to resign from the post or act on party diktats while in the chair.
Party's Stance: The CPI(M) leadership, under General Secretary Prakash Karat, insisted that party discipline was supreme and that Chatterjee, having been elected on a CPI(M) ticket, must abide by the party's decision.
3. The Expulsion (July 23, 2008)
Following his refusal to step down and his decision to preside over the trust vote, the CPI(M) Politburo unanimously expelled him for "seriously compromising the position of the party".
He was expelled without a show-cause notice.
Chatterjee described this as the "saddest day" of his life, having been associated with the party for four decades.
4. Key Takeaways and Aftermath
Ideological Clash: It highlighted the conflict between the strict code of obedience in the communist party and the independent functioning of constitutional posts.
No Reconciliation: Despite later attempts by some leaders to bridge the gap, Chatterjee never returned to the party.
Legacy: Even after expulsion, he remained respected across political lines, and many in the Bengal unit of CPI(M) later regretted the move.
Family Reaction: Upon his death in 2018, his family famously refused to allow the party flag to drape his body, citing the "shabby treatment" he received. (Still In-Service and retirees of LIC are unable to understand anti-democratic behaviour of their political mentor and its front organisations including AIIEA though they claim they can become rulers of this country through parliamentary democracy which didn't happened in anyone of the countries of the world. They expelled for dissidence thousands of top leaders who sacrificed their lives by serving decades like Stalin killed most of his own politburo members who held powers and became zero in Indian politics. Retirees of LIC from 1.9.56 onwards had to suffer for ignorance of facts.)
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