A seminar was organized on " Kashmir Files and Communalism" at Chennai on 12.4.22 at Sir P.T. Thyagaraja hall , T Nagar, Chennai 17, on behalf of the Tamilnadu Platform for People's Unity.While speaking in the seminar   Mr. YousufTarigami  asked  the BJP union Government 'what did they achieve after dividing the Jammu and Kashmir into two. After India's independence, considering the future of Jammu and Kashmir , the Constituent Assembly of India  has given certain rights for the Kashmiri people  through Constitution of India.

THE 23rd Party Congress of the CPI(M) successfully completed its agenda at Kannur, Kerala from April 6-10, 2022.ISOLATE AND DEFEAT BJPThe Congress asserted its united resolve to “isolate and defeat the BJP” as the central task before the country, people and the Party. During the four years since the 22nd Party Congress, the BJP  utilised its government to aggressively further the Hindutva communal agenda of the fascistic RSS.

THE 23rd state conference of Tamil Nadu CPI(M) was held in Madurai from March 30 to April 1. A day before the conference on March 29, an exhibition depicting the history of the communist movement was inaugurated by M A Baby, Polit Bureau Member of the Party. Comrade Mythili Sivaraman was the name of the venue for the exhibition.While inaugurating the exhibition, M A Baby said that the idea of equality existed in every era of human history. In India, when we think about the struggles for equality, many will recall places like Bengal and Andhra.

Below we publish the inaugural speech delivered by the CPI(M) general secretary Sitaram Yechury on April 6, at KannurDEAR comrades and friends,We are gratified at the presence of eminent public figures, distinguished veteran leaders of the Communist movement and leaders of various contingents of people’s struggles.I wish to thank D Raja, general secretary of the CPI, for physically being present here.

CPI(M) Polit Bureau has issued the following statement on April 12THE communal violence during processions on the occasion of Ram Navami in several states in India – Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Maharashtra, West Bengal, Jharkhand etc − are a matter of deep concern. Reports indicate that there is a pattern in the areas where these incidents have occurred with aggressive armed processions using the occasion to shout the most provocative slogans while passing through minority inhabited colonies leading to altercations followed by stone pelting.