CPI (M) organizes reports, course correction steps are not completed

Portrait of female Communist Party leaders in an exhibition related to the 24th Party Congress of the 24th CPI (M) of Madruid. |Photo source: Moorthy G.

Report on the Political Organization of the Communist Party of India (Marxism) [CPI(M)] Its breasts were clean, as it was unable to implement the past suggested curriculum correction steps to rebuild itself in its ceded countries, nor did it succeed in effectively resisting the rise of communism.

The report was made by Politure Bureau member BV Raghavulu on 24th^Th On Friday, the party congress here painted grim pictures of party organizations in West Bengal, Tripura, Andhra Pradesh, Punjab, Tlangana and Maharashtra. Factionism has undermined the party’s progress in most states, including Tamil Nadu, except Kerala. Organizational work is largely routine without imagination and without guidance by contemporary experiences.

Although the party conducted three major surveys on the agricultural sector, industrial sector and urbanization in 2016, the subsequent recommendations remained unfulfilled. A senior leader said the organization’s report highlighted the ongoing education of cadres and continued interaction with the people through interventions regarding issues related to changing times.

The same is true in Kerala, where party organizations fail to correctly read the BJP’s influence on both Hindus and Christian parts. The report specifically cites the decline in the voting share of the party in the 2021 parliamentary elections. One leader said the report pointed out that the political level of cadres needs to be improved so that BJP can be effectively exposed.

The route of the political period

Earlier in the day, Politburo coordinator Prakash Karat, in response to discussions about the political period, said that in a specific national coalition of Kerala’s Left Democratic Front could be proposed in various states to win power. Congress will not be part of such a coalition because its economic policies are not different from those of the BJP. However, as part of the Indian group, there may be an understanding of the election.

The party will amend its constitution to increase its membership fee from its current 5 rupees to 10 rupees.