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CPI Celebrates Centenary with Massive Rally

CPI Celebrates Centenary with Massive Rally
Centenary rally a huge inspiration, says CPI · thehansindia.com

The Communist Party of India (CPI) had a big celebration for its 100th anniversary in Khammam.

Many people, including workers, farmers, and students, came to the rally.

The party leaders talked about important issues in India and the world.

They said the country is facing problems like a weak rupee and governors interfering in state governments.

The CPI wants to start a campaign to protect democracy and ask for special rights for certain groups in private jobs.

They also want the government to make a report on jobs and industries.

On Republic Day, the party will hoist the national flag and take a pledge to protect the Constitution.

Key facts

Event
CPI centenary closing meeting
Date
January 18
Location
Khammam
Participants
Lakhs of workers, farmers, women, students, and people from various sections of the two Telugu states
National Council Meeting
January 20-21
Resolutions Adopted
Nine resolutions on political, economic, and social issues
Key Demands
Reservations in private sector, nationwide debate on governors' actions, protection of federalism and democratic institutions

Quotes

K Ramakrishna

CPI national secretary

“The party’s centenary closing meeting held at Khammam on January 18 was conducted on a massive scale and would inspire the organisation for the next 100 years.”
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“The centenary programme is a historic milestone and I extend revolutionary greetings to party leaders, cadres, and mass organisations for making it a grand success.”
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G Eshwaraiah

CPI state secretary

“The party would hoist the national flag across the state on January 26 and organise pledge programmes at mandal headquarters to protect the Constitution, democracy, and secularism.”
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“I urged Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu to release a white paper on industrial policy, land allotments and job creation, and demanded that medical colleges be run in the public sector.”
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