Archive · 27 May 2025
CPI Kerala Chief: India Under 'Full-Fledged Fascist Regime'
The Communist Party of India (CPI) in Kerala says India is now being run by a fascist government, similar to those in the past.
They accuse the current ruling party, the RSS-BJP, of using ideas from old fascist leaders like Mussolini and the Nazis.
The CPI says it's important to stand together to fight against this and protect progressive values.
They also believe that culture and art are important in this fight.
Essentially, they are warning that the current government is becoming undemocratic and that people need to resist.
CPI Kerala chief Binoy Viswam stated the country is under a full-fledged fascist regime.
Viswam accused the RSS-BJP of embracing foreign fascist ideologies and attempting to label communists similarly.
He cited historical connections between RSS leaders and fascist figures like Mussolini and Nazi ideology.
Viswam emphasized the need for Left unity and warned against alliances weakening progressive politics.
Speakers highlighted the importance of cultural resistance against fascism, referencing Kerala's legacy.
- Who
- Binoy Viswam (CPI Kerala chief) and other CPI leaders and cultural figures.
- What
- Statements on the current political situation, particularly the rise of fascism, and the need for cultural and political resistance.
- When
- May 2025, during the CPI's birth centenary celebrations
- Where
- Thrissur, Kerala, India.
- Why
- To discuss the current political climate, critique the ruling party, and celebrate the CPI's history and values.
- Key Speaker
- Binoy Viswam, CPI State secretary
- Party Accused
- RSS-BJP
- Main Accusation
- Fascism
- Event
- CPI Birth Centenary Celebrations
- Location
- Thrissur Town Hall