Is Communist leader calling Jyoti Basu the God, beginning of a trend?

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There is no god in Dialectical Materialism. And there is no room for sycophancy as well. Yet it couldn’t have been worse for the Communist Party of India (Marxist) as the very protégé of the Jyoti Basu made a public mockery of the Marxist tenants that forbid its followers to accept anything beyond the theory of class struggle. The controversy arose when Subhas Chakraborty, the Transport Minister in the West Bengal government paid visit to goddess Kali’s Temple in Tarapith. This, along with his claims that he was a devout Hindu and Brahmin, did not go well with his comrades in Kolkatta. Yet, inspite of it, the party chose to play the matter down. However, he drew the wrath of his own mentor Jyoti Basu, when he praised him as “modern day Krishna.” 

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Source : IIPM Editorial, 2006, Arindam Chaudhuri’s Initiative

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