However, Achuthanandan said none of the promises have been kept.

'Singh agreed to give us a copy of the text of the FTA. But we haven't received it yet,' he said.

The trade pact between India and the 10-member ASEAN will be signed Thursday in Bangkok.

The critics of the FTA say once signed, it would affect the agriculture sector in the state as import tariff on many agricultural produces will be eliminated.