COMMUNISTS have challenged Police Scotland’s decision to send 200 officers to protect an Orange march in Portadown.Banned as a provocation in 1998, the Drumcree Orange march returned this year after the Parades Commission judged it “low risk,” despite a legal challenge and a three-day standoff.Paying tribute to the Garvaghy Road community, the Scottish Committee of the Communist Party of Britain compared their efforts to the “Communists, Jews, and Irish dockworkers, who 90 years ago, at the battle of Cable Street declared ‘no compromise — they shall not pass’.”