Archive · 31 Aug 2026
CPI Leaders Travel to Delhi to Protest Central Policies
CPI leaders and supporters from Hanumakonda traveled to Delhi.
They are going to a meeting called ‘Badlav Zaroori Hai.’
The meeting will take place at Ramlila Maidan on September 1.
The CPI says many workers, farmers and young people are facing difficulties.
It also says unemployment and prices of essential goods are rising.
The party blames Central government policies that it considers pro-corporate.
CPI leaders say democratic rights are also being weakened.
They want the meeting to support different policies and raise public concerns.
A CPI delegation from Hanumakonda district left for New Delhi on Sunday.
The leaders will attend the ‘Badlav Zaroori Hai’ meeting at Ramlila Maidan on September 1.
CPI leaders said the programme aims to highlight alleged failures and anti-people policies of the Central government.
The party cited unemployment, rising prices and weakened democratic rights as concerns.
The meeting is intended to strengthen campaigns for alternative policies and public issues.
- Who
- CPI leaders and activists from Hanumakonda district, led by State Assistant Secretary Takkalpalli Srinivasa Rao, traveled to Delhi.
- What
- They are participating in the CPI’s ‘Chalo Delhi’ programme and the ‘Badlav Zaroori Hai’ meeting.
- When
- The delegation left on Sunday; the meeting is scheduled for September 1.
- Where
- The delegation departed from Kazipet Railway Station and is traveling to Ramlila Maidan in New Delhi.
- Why
- The CPI says it wants to highlight failures and alleged anti-people policies of the Central government and advocate alternative policies.
- Organiser
- Communist Party of India (CPI)
- Programme
- ‘Chalo Delhi’
- Meeting
- ‘Badlav Zaroori Hai’
- Meeting venue
- Ramlila Maidan, New Delhi
- Delegation origin
- Hanumakonda district
- Departure point
- Kazipet Railway Station
- Issues cited
- Unemployment, rising prices, hardships among workers and farmers, and weakened democratic rights