Archive · 30 Nov 2025
CPI Conference Rallies Against Fascism in Nashik
The Communist Party of India (CPI) held a big meeting in Nashik to talk about how fascism is a problem in the country.
They said that fascism is not just about uniforms but is present in everyday life, like in WhatsApp groups and homes.
They talked about how fascism affects education, health, and jobs, and how it makes the rich richer and the poor poorer.
The CPI leaders said that people need to come together to fight against fascism.
They also talked about the history of the party and how they have always fought for the rights of farmers and workers.
The meeting started with reading the preamble of the Constitution and ended with the national anthem.
The CPI organized a conference in Nashik to discuss the challenge of fascism in India.
Varun Sukhraj emphasized the need for artists to engage in political activism to combat fascism.
Dr. Ram Baheti narrated the history of the CPI's struggle against fascist ideologies.
Com. Raju Desale highlighted the CPI's role in fighting for water, forest, and land rights.
A signature campaign was conducted against the cutting of trees in Tapovan.
- Who
- Communist Party of India (CPI) members, including Varun Sukhraj, Dr. Ram Baheti, and Com. Raju Desale
- What
- A conference on 'The Challenge of Fascism Before the Country'
- When
- On the occasion of the CPI's centenary
- Where
- Aurangabadkar Hall, Nashik
- Why
- To rally against fascist ideology and discuss its impact on society
- Event
- CPI Conference
- Location
- Aurangabadkar Hall, Nashik
- Chairperson
- Com. Raju Desale
- Guiding Figures
- Varun Sukhraj, Dr. Ram Baheti
- Main Topic
- The Challenge of Fascism Before the Country
- Key Speakers
- Varun Sukhraj, Dr. Ram Baheti, Com. Raju Desale
- Signature Campaign
- Against cutting of Tapovan trees
- Participants
- Workers, farmers, students, teachers, and senior leaders