Review of Assembly Elections
Review of the Assembly Elections in Kerala, West Bengal,
Tamilnadu & Puducherry and Assam
Review of the Assembly Elections in Kerala, West Bengal,
Tamilnadu & Puducherry and Assam
The upsurge of the pandemic continues to take a heavy toll of human life all across the country. The Polit Bureau expresses its grief at these unavoidable deaths and conveys condolences to the families of all those who have lost their lives.
The Polit Bureau of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) met online on March 11, 2021. It has issued the following statement:
Forthcoming State Assembly Elections
n Kerala, the Party will continue to contest elections as part of the LDF. In Tamilnadu, the CPI(M) will contest the elections as part of the DMK led alliance. In Assam, the CPI(M) will contest the elections in cooperation with all secular opposition parties including the Congress to defeat the incumbent BJP government in the state, which is sharpening communal polarization, destabilizing social harmony and heaping miseries on the people. In West Bengal, the CPI(M) and the Left Front will have an electoral understanding with all secular parties, including the Congress, which seek to defeat the BJP and the TMC.
Marxist, XXXV, 3, July-September 2019
G. RAMAKRISHNAN
The Peasant Movement and
Dalit Rights in East Thanjavur,
Tamil Nadu
This essay[1] presents a comparison of the conditions in which the Dalit people of East Thanjavur lived in the 1940s and the living conditions of the Dalits after agrarian struggles were launched, up to 1991. Some of the challenges that remain to be overcome are also outlined here.
Reports have appeared in a section of the media regarding the election funding and expenditure of the CPI(M). This is nothing but disinformation designed to discredit the Party
The Polit Bureau of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) expresses its profound grief at the death of a veteran of the Dravidian movement, DMK President and a stalwart of Tamilnadu politics, M Karunanidhi.
CPIM contesting in RK Nagar By-election. Local committee secretary R.Loganathan (39) announced its candidate. CPI(M) state secratary G.Ramakrishnan, CC members T.K.Rangarajan and C.Sampath announced it to the press. "TN people need alternative to policies pursued by AIADMk, DMK, BJP and Congress. CPIM candidate will be the correct alternative choice before RK Nagar people" G.Ramakrishnan said.
He appealed Left and Democratic forces of the state to support CPI(m) candidate. He has asked CPI and VCK for support.
Competition for Power in AIADMK - Power Hunger in DMK -
BJP trying to enter by the back-door – People’s Issues ignored
CPI(M) to conduct ‘Meet the People’ campaign Feb 20 -25