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Anupam Roy is a propagandist for the Communist Party of India Marxist-Leninist (Liberation), and an artist, activist and editor at Locust Review.

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Exodus

Anupam Roy December 10, 2020

Artwork by Anupam Roy. Appearing in Locust #3.

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