Archive · 8 Dec 2025
CPI and CPM Oppose BJP Policies
The CPI and CPM, two political parties in India, are very worried about the BJP, another political party, trying to change the Constitution, which is like the rulebook of the country.
They say that removing the words 'secular' and 'socialist' from the Constitution could cause problems and divide people.
The CPI leader, G. Eswarayya, and the CPM leader, V Srinivasa Rao, criticized the government for not keeping promises to farmers, neglecting certain regions, and promoting a Manuvadi or fascist system.
They announced that the CPI will hold a big protest on December 18 to oppose the privatisation of government medical colleges.
They also talked about other issues like delayed payments to mango farmers and controversies related to Tirumala.
The CPM leader also criticized the BJP government for using Hindutva ideology to divide people and endanger the nation’s secular fabric.
CPI and CPM oppose removing 'secular' and 'socialist' from the Constitution, warning it could endanger national unity.
CPI and CPM accuse BJP and RSS of altering the Constitution's spirit and promoting a Manuvadi or fascist system.
CPI and CPM criticize the government for neglecting backward regions and not keeping promises to farmers.
CPI announces a state-wide protest on December 18 against the privatisation of government medical colleges.
CPI and CPM raise concerns over delayed payments to mango pulp farmers and demand action in Tirumala-related controversies.
- Who
- CPI state secretary G. Eswarayya, CPM state secretary V Srinivasa Rao, and other party members
- What
- Warning against altering the Constitution and announcing a state-wide protest, criticizing BJP's fascist policies
- When
- Press conferences on Sunday, protest on December 18
- Where
- Tirupati and Ongole, Andhra Pradesh
- Why
- To oppose the removal of 'secular' and 'socialist' from the Constitution, protest against privatisation of government medical colleges, and unite against BJP's fascist policies
CPI and CPM
BJP
Constitution Changes
CPI and CPM
Oppose removing 'secular' and 'socialist' from the Constitution, warning it could endanger national unity.
BJP
Not explicitly stated, but implied to support or ignore the changes.
Government Policies
CPI and CPM
Criticize the government for neglecting backward regions, not keeping promises to farmers, and promoting a Manuvadi system.
BJP
Not explicitly stated, but implied to support or ignore these policies.
Privatisation
CPI and CPM
Oppose the privatisation of government medical colleges.
BJP
Not explicitly stated, but implied to support or ignore privatisation.
- Organization
- CPI and CPM
- Location
- Tirupati and Ongole, Andhra Pradesh
- Protest Date
- December 18
- Issue
- Removal of 'secular' and 'socialist' from Constitution
- Accusations
- BJP and RSS altering Constitution's spirit and promoting fascist policies
- Criticism
- Government neglecting backward regions and farmers
- Protest Focus
- Privatisation of government medical colleges and fascist policies
