Archive · 3 Aug 2026
CPI Launches Six-Day Village Campaign Against BJP Policies
The Communist Party of India (CPI) is planning a six‑day trip called a yatra in the Hanumakonda district.
It will start on August 6 in a town called Kazipet and visit many villages.
The party says the central government, led by the BJP, is not helping people and is making food and fuel too expensive.
CPI leaders will speak to the public and try to get more people to join.
The trip will finish on August 11 with a rally from the Thousand Pillar Temple to the Public Garden in Hanumakonda.
CPI will hold a six‑day yatra from August 6‑11 across Hanumakonda district villages.
The campaign aims to protest the BJP‑led central government’s anti‑people policies and rising commodity prices.
CPI district secretary Karre Bhikshapathi announced the plan and urged workers to ensure success.
The yatra will start in Kazipet, visit villages, and finish with a rally from Thousand Pillar Temple to Public Garden.
Senior CPI leaders, including former MLA Chada Venkat Reddy, will attend on August 7‑8.
- Who
- Communist Party of India district secretary Karre Bhikshapathi and party workers
- What
- Six‑day campaign yatra to protest BJP‑led central government policies
- When
- August 6‑11, 2024
- Where
- Hanumakonda district villages, starting Kazipet and ending at Public Garden
- Why
- To highlight anti‑people policies and rising commodity prices
- Event
- CPI anti‑BJP village campaign
- Dates
- August 6‑11, 2024
- Location
- Hanumakonda district, Telangana
- Organizer
- Communist Party of India
- Key participants
- Karre Bhikshapathi, Thakkallapalli Srinivasa Rao, Chada Venkat Reddy