From 1967 to 1970, .................led a Naxalite movement in Kerala.

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• .............played an active role in the Naxalite movement of Kerala.
• Later in 1967-82 Kerala elected a series of leftist coalition governments; the most stable was that led by ..............from 1969 to 1977.
• Chief minister ......................has rebuffed the demand by Naxalite organisations and prominent personalities as well as by Niyama Vedi, an organisation of lawyers against human rights violation, for a full-fledged inquiry into the circumstances that led to the killing of Varghese.
• The police team that arrested Varghese in the .................forests in 1970 was led by the then DIG K.P. Vijayan.
• Mandakini is survived by her daughter ..............., naxalite-turned human rights activist and social reformist.
• The order to execute the Naxalite leader was issued by the then Dy SP K. Lekshmana—also an accused in the infamous ................case involving the disappearance of an engineering student in police custody during the Emergency.
• The Kerala Provincial Congress committee took the lead in this matter and set up a Sub-Committee in …………… to carry on the movement for Aikya Kerala with the utmost vigour.
• Shri………… formed his second ministry on 4th October, 1970.
• The CPI (M-L) held its first congress in 1970 in ……………..and Charu Mazumdar was formally elected its general secretary.
• Traumatised by guilt, constable Nair penned a confession shortly after he shot Varghese in a fake police encounter in the forests of ................back in 1970.