Archive · 23 Aug 2026
CPI-M Launches Six-Day Tamil Nadu Public Outreach Campaign
The CPI-M is planning a six-day campaign across Tamil Nadu.
Party workers will visit people in their homes and meet them in public places.
They will ask residents what they think about the party.
People will be encouraged to share both praise and criticism.
Workers will also listen to problems families face every day.
The party wants to understand what people expect from it and from the government.
Pamphlets will explain some of the party’s demands and concerns.
The campaign will end with larger public meetings.
The CPI-M’s Tamil Nadu unit will conduct a statewide outreach campaign from August 26 to 31.
The campaign will use house visits, street-corner meetings and public gatherings across villages and urban wards.
Party members will seek feedback on the CPI-M’s work, political positions and public record, including criticism.
The campaign will document families’ everyday problems and the solutions they expect from the party.
Several lakh pamphlets will discuss issues raised with the Union government and challenges facing Tamil Nadu.
- Who
- The Communist Party of India (Marxist)’s Tamil Nadu unit, led by state Secretary P. Shanmugam, along with thousands of party functionaries.
- What
- A six-day statewide public outreach campaign to gather feedback, document public concerns and discuss political issues.
- When
- August 26 to 31; the campaign is scheduled to begin on a Wednesday.
- Where
- Villages and urban wards across Tamil Nadu, including homes, street corners and public meeting venues.
- Why
- To establish direct contact with residents, understand public opinion and determine organisational and political responses to people’s concerns.
- Organiser
- CPI-M Tamil Nadu unit
- Campaign dates
- August 26–31
- Participating branches
- All 12,000 CPI-M branches in Tamil Nadu were asked to participate
- Main activities
- House visits, evening street-corner meetings and concluding public gatherings
- Feedback sought
- Views on the party’s activities, political positions and public record
- Printed material
- Several lakh district-prepared pamphlets will be distributed
- Approval
- The programme was approved at the party’s state Committee meeting in Kanyakumari on July 31 and August 1