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home forced him to abandon him permanent, paid, fullhis studies two years later. time work. He has received But. since his arrival in support from all over the LAST Wednesday afternoon in Sheffield 200 people, mostly from the Bengali community, demonstrated outside the Bangladeshi Advice Centre against another sexist/racist deportation - this time of Ranjit Dhakravorty.
He is a Bengali voluntary social worker for the community, who came to England from Bangla Desh as a student in 1976.
His financial problems at Sheffield his services both to the Bengali community ana io ine oneillela com- - -- 1- 11- - N1. -er: - 11 munity as a whole have been invaluable.
He has acted as an interpreter in courts, worked with solicitors and on welfare rights, housing and DHSS rights and has taught Bengali children their mother language.
The Bengali community have recognised the valuable service that Ranjit has to offer them and have offered snemela city counci, local Mrs, the bisnop or sherrield, Bengali groups, the CRE, AUEW and the Asian Youth Movement.
The demonstration was organised by the Action Committee to Keep Ranjit Here. City councillors and trade union delegates supported the demonstration along with the Bengali children that Ranjit taught. cillor, Mukesh Savani said: • A prominent Asian coun"We are going to resist this to the end because we