The manifesto said India witnessed a process of “systematic dismantling of the four pillars of the constitution – secular democracy, economic sovereignty, federalism and social justice.”
The CPI (M) on Tuesday said its policy has been to respect religious beliefs and safeguarding the right of all individuals to pursue their beliefs.
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Friday said that next meeting will be held in Shimla to decide the future plan of action.
Communist Party of India (Marxist) General Secretary Sitaram Yechury on Friday said that 'Gandhi abroad and Godse in India' formula will not work for Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP.
Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPIM) General Secretary Sitaram Yechury on Sunday hit out at the Central government over India's poor ranking in the International Hunger Index and alleged that the Centre is not ready to accept any international figures.
Ashish, a journalist by profession who would have celebrated his 35th birthday on June 9, was recovering well at Gurgaon''s Medanta Hospital, people close to the family added. They described his sudden death at 5.30 am after a two-week battle with the disease as a shock.
The CPM has been in power in the state and Yechury has his task cut out to oversee his party’s bid to retain the mandate there.
Yechury while addressing the Press in Kolkata said, “A negative atmosphere has built up in West Bengal ahead of the polls and which was seen yesterday when the youth were fiercely attacked by the police. Mamata Banerjee who herself came to power through protest marches is today cracking down on democratic processions.”
Speaking at the concluding fete of party's centenary year events, Biman Bose also asked the CPIM leaders and cadres to not use the pandemic as an excuse.
In a letter Yechury said Bihar Chief Electoral Officer had made this proposal for the entire election campaign to be conducted on a virtual platform because of the pandemic.
