Archive · 4 Sep 2026
CPI Leader Recalls 85-Year-Old Amir’s Lifelong Party Commitment
Dr. K. Narayana spoke about an 85-year-old party worker named K. Amir.
He met Amir at a CPI meeting in Delhi on September 1.
Amir has supported the CPI since 1960.
Amir said he stayed because the party spoke for poor workers like him.
He paid for his own trip to Delhi.
He also gave whatever money he could to the party.
Narayana said Amir did not seek power or personal benefit.
He said people like Amir inspire the fight for a fairer and more equal society.
Dr. K. Narayana recalled meeting 85-year-old CPI comrade K. Amir at a Delhi public meeting.
Amir has been associated with the CPI since 1960.
Amir told Narayana he stayed with the CPI because it represented poor workers like him.
Amir travelled to Delhi at his own expense and donated what he could to the party.
Narayana said selfless workers such as Amir are the communist movement’s real strength.
- Who
- CPI leader Dr. K. Narayana and 85-year-old CPI comrade K. Amir.
- What
- Narayana recalled Amir’s decades-long dedication to the CPI and his selfless support for the party.
- When
- Narayana met Amir at a public meeting on September 1; Amir has been associated with the CPI since 1960.
- Where
- At a CPI public meeting at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi; the report is datelined Hanumakonda.
- Why
- Amir said he remained with the CPI because it spoke for poor workers and people like him; Narayana said such dedication supports the struggle for a just and equal society.
- Person recalling Amir’s service
- Dr. K. Narayana
- Comrade highlighted
- K. Amir
- Amir’s age
- 85
- CPI association
- Since 1960
- Meeting date
- September 1
- Meeting venue
- Ramlila Maidan, Delhi
- Amir’s contributions
- He paid his own travel expenses and donated what he could to the CPI.