CPI(M)  Polit Bureau has issued the following statement on March 6, 2023THE Polit Bureau of the CPI(M) strongly condemns the savage post-poll violence unleashed by the BJP against the CPI(M), Left Front and opposition party cadres.  As the results were being declared on March 2 and the BJP was inching towards a majority, an orgy of violence marking the daylight murder of democracy in Tripura was unleashed.  Unwilling to accept that it won a wafer thin majority losing over 10 per cent of its vote share and the coalition losing 11 of its sitting seats, the BJP is mou

CPI(M) Polit Bureau has issued the following statement on February 27THE Polit Bureau of the CPI(M) condemns the arrest of Manish Sisodia, deputy chief minister of Delhi, by the CBI. His arrest is part of the Modi government project to weaponise central investigative agencies to target opposition party leaders. In almost every state where the government is run by an opposition party, cases are filed against leaders, arrests are made so as to destabilise the governments being run by opposition parties.

CPI(M)  Polit Bureau has issued the following statement on March 2THOUGH the final results have not yet been declared, the BJP alliance is inching towards a narrow majority in the Tripura assembly of 60 MLAs, compared to the 44 seats the alliance had won in the previous election in 2018. Even this small majority has been acquired after spending unprecedented amounts of money and other malpractices. The CPI(M) greets all those who have voted for the Left Front and opposition candidates by rejecting the BJP.  The Polit Bureau congratulates the thousands of cadres and

CPI(M) Polit Bureau has issued the following statement on February 1THE Union Budget 2023-24 comes at a time when the Indian economy slowed down before the pandemic struck, worsened during the two pandemic years and the post pandemic recovery is adversely impacted by the global economic slowdown moving towards a possible recession. Under these circumstances this budget should have addressed the central issues of increasing people’s purchasing power with job generation and boosting the growth of domestic demand.This budget fails to meet this situation.

CPI(M) Polit Bureau has issued the following statement January 2THE verdict of the five member constitution bench on the 2016 demonetisation cannot be interpreted as upholding this move.In the majority judgment, the Supreme Court has exclusively dealt with the legal right of the central government to take such a decision and that it does not violate Section 26(2) of RBI Act 1934. The dissenting opinion of one of the honourable judges maintained that this section of the RBI Act says that the RBI must recommend to the government to initiate demonetisation.