Archive · 18 Jul 2026
CPI Calls for Anti-Government Policy Protests
A leader from the Communist Party of India (CPI) named P Harinatha Reddy spoke to party workers in Tirupati.
He asked them to fight against policies by the central and state governments that he believes hurt regular people.
He said the country is in an economic crisis because of the prime minister's policies and criticized the rise in fuel and gas prices.
He also disagreed with the chief minister's idea of making Amaravati a Hindu capital, saying it should be a capital for all people.
He accused the central government of being influenced by the United States and promoting religious politics.
He urged party workers to understand Marxism better and work on local and social issues.
CPI State Secretariat member P Harinatha Reddy called for strong ideological movements against anti-people policies.
He criticized the central and state governments for rising fuel and gas prices and economic crisis.
Reddy opposed Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu's proposal to make Amaravati a Hindu capital.
He accused the BJP-led government of promoting religious politics and being influenced by the US.
Reddy urged CPI workers to improve their understanding of Marxism and counter attacks on communist ideology.
- Who
- P Harinatha Reddy, CPI State Secretariat member
- What
- Called for protests against anti-people policies and ideological movements
- When
- During a three-day political training programme on Friday
- Where
- Tirupati
- Why
- To counter what he perceives as anti-people policies and promote communist ideology
- Event
- Three-day political training programme for CPI branch secretaries
- Location
- Tirupati
- Speaker
- P Harinatha Reddy, CPI State Secretariat member
- Criticized Policies
- Central and State government policies, rising fuel and gas prices
- Accusations
- Promotion of religious politics, US influence on Indian economy