Md Salim-Humayun meeting sparks debate within CPI-M
While the CPI-M has clarified that Salim’s meeting with Humayun was held as part of a party decision, differing comments by senior leaders have fuelled a debate
While the CPI-M has clarified that Salim’s meeting with Humayun was held as part of a party decision, differing comments by senior leaders have fuelled a debate
Senior Left Front leaders visited the family of the victim girl, who was killed in a crude bomb blast during a political rally last week at Molanda, Kaliganj in Nadia district.
In the coming week, the Left Front has called for a Lalbazar march, and it has been decided in a meeting last night that there will be a sit-in protest on the streets as well.
The Left Front leadership is trying to woo the huge Kurmi Mahato votebank in Purulia district and has made a tactical move, feel political experts here.
State BJP leaders, however, refused to make any comment on the absence of their legislators on the occasion.
Left Front chairman Biman Bose confirmed that the Left Front will be holding a high-level meeting this week to come to a final decision concerning the alliance with Congress.
" “In a bid to abide by the Covid protocols, we have requested that if any polling agent does not have full vaccination then an RT-PCR Covid negative report within 48 hours should suffice for clearance in access into the booth"
The committee also announced candidates for polls in Shamsherganj and Jangipur seats. CPI-M party member Md Moddassar Hossain would contest from Shamsherganj while the RSP member Jane Alam Mian will contest from Jangipur. The Left has declared that campaigns for the candidates would begin today.
The Darjeeling district Left Front has called the march to press for its demand for immediate elections to the civic body. The party also plans to highlight the alleged narrow politics of the Trinamul Congress-led board of administrators (BoA) of the corporation when it came to the Covid-19 vaccination process.
The Left alliance explained when the Modi government came to power in 2014, the international market price of fuel was, $108 per barrel, yet the price in Kolkata was Rs 79.86. But, at present, when the price of fuel is $74.53 per barrel in the international market, the prices in Kolkata have crossed Rs 100 per litre.
