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          Patna, April 29 (IANS) Hundreds of Communist Party of India-   Marxist-Leninst (CPI-ML) cadres protested against the visit of Chief Minister   Nitish Kumar to Kaimur district Sunday and rejected his "claims" of development   and establishment of law and order in Bihar, officials said.
 |  Dozens of CPI-ML activists were arrested for staging the protest. The chief   minister has embarked on a visit to Bhabhua, which is the district headquarter   of Kaimur as part of his much publicised 'Sewa Yatra' (visit for   service).
 "We took out march to protest Kumar's claims of non-existent   development and establishment of law and order. CPI-ML activists were arrested   for protesting against chief minister," CPI-ML district leader Vijay Yadav   said.
 
 Yadav alleged that lakhs of rupees were spent on barricading in the   name of security by district authorities to prevent people to voice their   angers.
 
 Dozens of CPI-ML activists were arrested for staging protest   against Kumar's 'Sewa Yatra' in Bhabhua and also stopped others from protesting,   police said.
 
 Some agitating fixed pay teachers had also protested against   the visit of chief minister Saturday, the second day of his 'Sewa   Yatra'.
 
 Earlier, Samajwadi Party activists including an ex-legislator Ram   Chandra Yadav were detained by police when they attempted to block the cavalcade   of Kumar Saturday.
 
 Last week, hundreds of parateachers showed black flags   to Kumar during his 'Sewa Yatra' in East Champaran district to express their   anger and unhappiness over non-payment of their salaries for months.
 
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