One Historic Battle Won, But War Will Continue!

DECEMBER 9, 2021 marked the day when an epic one year long battle of the farmers of India ended in a magnificent victory. Peasants and workers from all over the country celebrated this sweet victory for over a week from December 9, and particularly on December 11, which was designated as the Nationwide Victory Day by the Samyukta Kisan Morcha (SKM).

Remove J&K and Ladakh High Court Chief Justice from Office

CPI(M) general secretary Sitaram Yechury wrote a letter to Ram Nath Kovind, president of India, on December 16, bring to his notice a very serious complaint against Pankaj Mithal, the chief justice of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court, who has violated his oath and compromised the constitutional office held by him.

Mithal addressed a programme organised by an organisation affiliated to the RSS on December 5, 2021 at Jammu and spoke against the Constitution of India.

UP: CPI(M) demands anImpartial Inquiry in Gohri Incident

A HEART-RENDING incident of the murder of four persons belonging to a dalit community in Allahabad shocked the residents of the region. The incident took place in Uttar Pradesh’s Prayagraj, where the bodies of a 50-year-old man, his 45-year-old wife, 16-year-old daughter and 10-year-old son were found in their house.

SKM Forms Committee for Talks with Government, Progress Made

ON December 4, 2021, the Samyukta Kisan Morcha (SKM) held a crucial meeting to discuss the pending demands of the farmers' movement and the lack of a formal response from the government of India. It was decided unanimously that the farmers' agitation will continue as it is, until formal and satisfactory responses are obtained from the government of India.

Tripura: A Manufactured Verdict in Farcical ‘Urban Body’ Elections

“THE CPI(M) has decided to build people’s unity from booth level to get rid of ongoing suffocating atmosphere prevalent in the state since March 2018. The Party would carry on its struggle against all types of onslaughts, injustice, fascistic activities and evil designs of Hindutva forces led by the ruling BJP by mobilising all secular, democratic-minded people of the state,” said Jitendra Chowdhury, CPI(M) Tripura state secretary, while briefing a press conference on December 6, a day after the state committee meeting of the Party.

Odisha: CPI(M) State Conference Resolves to Strengthen Organisation, Broaden Struggles

THE 22nd Odisha state conference of CPI(M) held in the Steel City of Rourkela from November 30 to December 2, 2021 (Banamali Dhupal Nagar and Marsha Samad Manch) gave the clarion call to strengthen the Party and mass organisations by developing day-to-day contact with the people of the state on the burning issues they face and to broaden the struggles. A total number of 158 delegates, 46 observers and two special invitees attended the conference.

Maha: Massive Kisan Mazdoor Mahapanchayat

A MASSIVE statewide kisan mazdoor mahapanchayat was held on November 28, 2021 at Azad Maidan in Mumbai on the occasion of the death anniversary of Mahatma Jotirao Phule. Tens of thousands of peasants, workers, agricultural labourers, women, youth and students of all religions and castes from all over Maharashtra thronged this mahapanchayat. It was organised by the Samyukta Shetkari Kamgar Morcha (SSKM), which comprises around 100 organisations.

Kerala: LDF's Thumping Victory in By-elections for Local Bodies

CONTINUING the winning spree since the elections for local bodies in December 2020 and for the assembly in April 2021, the LDF has gained victory in the by-elections for local bodies. These elections were necessitated due to various reasons like resignation of members after they were elected as members of legislative assembly and so on. These results show that the mass base of the LDF has strengthened after the assembly elections held exactly seven months back. LDF has won 17 seats out of 32 and three among these have been wrested from the UDF.

Kerala: CPI(M) Leader Hacked to Death by RSS Criminals

Condemn Brutal Killing by RSS

CPI(M) Polit Bureau has issued the following statement on December 3

AP: Students Fight against Dismantling Aided Educational Institutions

THE New Education Policy (NEP-2020) of the Modi government has begun to be implemented in Andhra Pradesh through various forms. The YSRCP government in the state has already initiated steps to merge Class 1 and 2 students and transfer them to the Anganwadi centres and to shift children of Class 3 to 5 to the nearby high schools, in a phased manner. In addition to that, it has issued an ordinance and started making attempts to disintegrate the aided educational institution system in the state.

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