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Left Parties Call for Resurgence to Counter Communalism and Corruption in Bengal
Left parties in West Bengal, like CPI(ML) Liberation, are asking for a strong Left movement to stop the BJP's communal actions and the Trinamool Congress's corruption and authoritarian rule.
They will have a big meeting and conference to talk about this.
CPI(ML) Liberation calls for Left resurgence in West Bengal
BJP's communal aggression and TMC's corruption and authoritarianism cited as reasons
CPI(ML) Liberation to hold state conference in Naihati from 18-20 November
Public meeting 'Bangla Chai Bampanthar Punorjagoron' to be held on 16 November
CPI(M) state secretary Md Salim and Left Front leaders to address delegates
- Who
- CPI(ML) Liberation, CPI(M), and other Left Front parties
- What
- Called for Left resurgence in West Bengal
- Where
- West Bengal, specifically Kolkata and Naihati
- When
- 16-20 November 2021
- Why
- To counter BJP's communalism and TMC's corruption and authoritarianism
Left Parties
BJP and TMC
BJP's Role
Left Parties
Communal aggression and expansionist design
BJP and TMC
Not explicitly stated in the article
TMC's Role
Left Parties
Corruption and authoritarianism
BJP and TMC
Not explicitly stated in the article
Key facts
- Event
- Public meeting 'Bangla Chai Bampanthar Punorjagoron'
- Date
- 16 November 2021
- Venue
- Kolkata Press Club
- Conference Duration
- 3 days (18-20 November 2021)
- Conference Venue
- Naihati, North 24-Parganas
Quotes
Md Salim, CPI(M) state secretary
Md Salim is the state secretary of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) in West Bengal.
“This statewide march will highlight the pressing issues faced by the people of West Bengal and reaffirm the party’s commitment to democratic values, social justice, and people’s rights.”
indianexpress.com
CPI(M) state committee member
The speaker is a member of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) state committee.
“We are focusing on the upcoming Assembly elections. We are only concentrating on those areas where we can win. It is high time to remove the ‘zero tag’ label.”
indianexpress.com
