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In 1967, the United Front government was formed. The United Front government was the main driving force of the CPI (M) in the Rajya Sabha elections. Then Ajay Mukherjee of the Bengali Congress took over as the Chief Minister.

At this time the Communist Party of India (CPM) split. The reason for this division is believed to be China during the breakup of the Soviet Union. On the one hand, Mao was a follower of Tum. Towards the end of 1967, a movement started from Naxalbari, a small village in West Bengal. Then the oppression of the local landlords on the farmers of Naxalbari village intensified. Charu Majumdar Sushital Roychowdhury started the movement on the ideals of Kanu Shabal and Jungle Santal Mao Setung. The main slogan of this revolt was plow whose land was his. Their ideal was socialism. So the rebels began to identify and kill the high-ranking workers and landlords of the time. Instability and anarchy prevailed in Bengal at that time. (You can comment for a separate video on the Naxal uprising. This time in November, the central government dismissed the United Front government in West Bengal. The National Congress formed a minority government under the leadership of Prafulla Chandra Ghosh but it did not last long. A 24-hour statewide strike followed the announcement of the overthrow of the United Front government. During this time presidential rule was imposed in the entire state. When re-election was held in 1969, the CPI (M) emerged as the largest assembly in West Bengal. With the support of the CPI (M) and the Congress, Ajay Mukherjee was reinstated as the Chief Minister of the state. He resigned on March 16, 1970.