3 weeks ago
CPI calls for intensified struggle against BJP government
A group called the CPI held a big meeting in a town called Hanumakonda.
They had just finished a week-long walk to share their message.
The walk started at an old temple and ended at a public garden.
A leader named Palla Venkat Reddy spoke to the crowd.
He said the government is not helping ordinary people enough.
He said the prices of important things are rising too fast.
He said young people cannot find jobs and farmers are not protected.
He also said exam papers have leaked many times, hurting students.
The CPI wants the government to guarantee fair prices for farmers.
They plan to walk through many towns and hold a big rally in Delhi on September 1.
CPI National Secretary Palla Venkat Reddy called for a nationwide movement for political change against the BJP government's alleged anti-people policies.
He addressed a demonstration in Hanumakonda marking the end of a week-long campaign march that began on August 6.
The march started at the Thousand Pillar Temple and passed through Hanumakonda Square before concluding at the Public Garden.
Reddy demanded a legal guarantee for minimum support price, affordable education and healthcare, jobs for every youth, women's reservation, and repeal of the labour codes.
CPI leaders said padayatras will be held across districts, rural areas and towns before a major rally in Delhi on September 1.
- Who
- CPI National Secretary and former MLA Palla Venkat Reddy, alongside CPI State Assistant Secretary Takkallapalli Srinivasa Rao
- What
- The CPI announced an intensified nationwide struggle against the BJP government and called for political change
- Where
- Hanumakonda; the march ran from the Thousand Pillar Temple through Hanumakonda Square to the Public Garden
- When
- On Tuesday, at the conclusion of a week-long campaign march that began on August 6
- Why
- The CPI accused the BJP government of failing to control prices, create employment, protect farmers, and uphold constitutional values
Key facts
- Organizer
- CPI Hanumakonda District Committee
- Key speaker
- Palla Venkat Reddy, CPI National Secretary and former MLA
- Campaign start date
- August 6
- March route
- Thousand Pillar Temple to Public Garden via Hanumakonda Square
- Key demands
- Legal MSP guarantee, affordable education and healthcare, jobs for youth, women's reservation, repeal of labour codes
- Accusations against government
- Price rises, unemployment, farmer neglect, weakening public sector, NEET paper leaks, favouring corporate interests
- Next planned action
- Padayatras across districts and rural areas leading to a major rally in Delhi on September 1
Quotes
Palla Venkat Reddy
CPI National Secretary and former MLA
“"The BJP government’s anti‑people policies must be confronted through a nationwide movement for political change."”
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