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Jharkhand: Defeat BJP, Uphold Secular Values

Enable GingerCannot connect to Ginger Check your internet connectionor reload the browserDisable in this text fieldRephraseRephrase current sentenceTHE Jharkhand state committee of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) has decided to field its candidate for only one Lok Sabha seat in Jharkhand. The Party's all-India election strategy aims to defeat the BJP and its allies and ensure the formation of a secular government at the centre.

Chattisgarh: AIDWA State Conference

THE 5th state conference of the AIDWA Chattisgarh state was inaugurated by Mariam Dhawale on August 11. She said the struggle for equality is a struggle against feudalism and patriarchal values in the society. Targeting the BJP, she said that the BJP is a party that believes in and also practices feudal and patriarchal values. During BJP’s regime, the attacks on the women have increased; the BJP has unashamedly come forward to defend the culprits of Unnao and Kathua rape and murder cases.

RANCHI: Left Parties Condemn Attack on Dalit Family

A six member team comprising Gopikant Baksi, Sufal Mahto, SN Nehru and Om Tiwary of CPI(M), KD Singh and Badrinath of CPI visited the Vinayka (Udaypura Harijantola) village in Tarhasi block of Palamau district on March 1, where a house belonging to the dalit community was set ablaze by feudal elements, killing two women, Imli Devi and Gahni Kunwar and severely injuring a girl.

JHARKHAND: Mass Rallies against Amendments to Chhotanagpur and Santhal Pargana Tenancy acts

ON December 1, the main thoroughfares and bazars at Dumka reverberated with slogans against the amendments to  Chhotanagpur and Santhal Pargana Tenancy acts introduced by the BJP government in the state. A strong rally of 2000 people comprising  tribals and other poor farmers at the call of Adivasi Adhikar Manch and Kisan Sabha, Jharkhand committees. This colourful protest rally started from Gandhi Maidan and culminated into a mass meeting at Commissioners Office. It was addressed by Brinda Karat, Polit Bureau member.

Jharkhand Bandh Called by Left, Secular Opposition Parties a Grand Success

THE Jharkhand bandh called on October 24 by the Left and secular opposition parties to protest against the unprovoked firing by police on tribal people at Saiko village of Khunti district, killing one person and injuring seven others, was a grand success.The CPI(M) State Secretariat congratulated the people of Jharkhand for the success of bandh against police firing, anti-tribal and anti-peasant ordinance to amend two major tenancy acts -- Chhotanagpur Tenancy (CNT) Act and Santhal Paragana Tenancy (SPT) Act, and the eviction of poor habitants on ‘gair majurva’ land (government land).

CITU Jharkhand State Conference Calls for Intensifying Working Class Movements

THE 5TH Jharkhand State Conference of CITU was organised in the colliery town of Ramgarh on September 14-15, 2016.  Ramgarh inherits the legacy of struggle against oppressors since long. It was the venue of the historic Ramgarh session of Congress in1940 which witnessed the differences between left and right elements within the Congress, led by Subhash Chandra Bose and Mahatma Gandhi, respectively. Prior to that, it was an important centre of the 1857 revolt. After independence, the town has been the site of uprisings against feudal elements.

Jharkhand: Barkagaon Police Firing Lays Bare Barbaric Designs of BJP Govt

THE Barkagaon police firing incident, in which four persons including two minor students were killed, lays bare the barbaric designs of the BJP-AJSU government in Jharkhand and its intentions of serving the interests of the corporates at the cost of the toiling masses of the state.On October 1, police resorted to unprovoked firing on the agitating peasants who were demanding proper compensation for their lands that were acquired for mining operations to supply coal to NTPC power plants. The peasants had been on ‘kafan satyagraha’ under the leadership of local MLA Nirmala Devi for 16 days.

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