The theoretical difference in the communist party, i.e. CPM is the part of the uprising of Naxalbari movement in ...............which leads to the formation of CPI (ML) in India.

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• The Liberation Struggle (1958–59) (Vimochana Samaram in Malayalam) is an anti-Communist socio-political agitation, started in.................., against the first elected state-government in Kerala, India, which was led by E. M. S. Namboodiripad of the Communist Party of India as the chief minister.
• The Liberation Struggle (1958–59) (Vimochana Samaram in Malayalam) is an anti-Communist socio-political agitation, started in 1958, against the first elected state-government in Kerala, India, which was led by .................. of the Communist Party of India as the chief minister.
• The presences of 84 candidates fielded by the newly born Communist Marxist Party led by Shri................. who was expelled from the CPM, added a new dimension to the poll.
• CPI (ML) Red Flag was formed in ................ as a break-away from the Central Reorganization Committee, CPI (ML).
• The AICCCR went ahead with the formation of the Communist Party of India (MarxistLeninist) in May…………...
• A fresh alignment of forces with the Assembly initiated the formation of an eight-member cabinet headed by Shri.C.Achutha Menon (CPI) in November………………...
• In a remote village called Naxalbari in……………., a tribal youth named Bimal Kissan, having obtained a judicial order, went to plough his land on 2 March 1967.
• ---was the party formed by the CPI(M) dissidents under M.V. Raghavan in 1987.
• --- was the party formed by the CPI(M) dissidents under M.V. Raghavan in 1987.
• In which year the Communist Party of India underwent the first major split leaving greater impacts on Kerala politics?