CPI vows to fight against fascist forces

BJP-led NDA govt at the Centre accused of doing nothing to deliver on its electoral promises

Hyderabad: CPI National general secretary Suravaram Sudhakar Reddy called upon the party cadre to prepare to fight against the fascist and communal forces like BJP, RSS and its sister organisations.

Addressing the CPI Second State Congress meeting at the Exhibition Grounds attended by party workers from across the State here on Sunday, he said, “We are not scared of the ruling dispensations’ at the Centre and in the State. We should be prepared to face jails, eat bullets to dislodge the fascist forces from the power.”

Reminding the party’s caution in its Puducherry conference, the CPI leader said bourgeoisie forces have been acting with renewed vigour across the country. Accusing the BJP-led NDA at the Centre doing nothing to deliver on its electoral promises, except pushing the country and lives of poor and deprived sections into troubled waters with its divisive agenda. He said 70 per cent of the country’s wealth is in the hands of Ambanis and Adanis and the country is heading to register a phenomenal unemployment growth rate within next two years. Similarly, the Centre has been doling out concessions indiscriminately to the corporate entities but failing to address the woes of the common people. Further, people like Vijay Mallya, Nirav Modi and the like have been going scot free despite cheating on banks to the tune of thousands of crore. However, the Centre has been washing away its hands citing the scams did not happen during its tenure, he said.

He said that though MRPS chief Manda Krishna Madiga had alleged that the State government is trying to harm his life there is no investigation and even the Centre is not bothered to institute a CBI inquiry, he said.

Taking a dig at the TRS government and Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao, Sudhakar Reddy said, it takes 300 years for KCR to fulfill his electoral promise of distribution of three acres lands to the dalits at the current pace. He accused the TRS government of pushing the revenue surplus Telangana into neck-deep debt.

CPI National secretary K Narayana criticised KCR for making baseless allegations against the CPI and its leaders in the State. We will discuss the functioning of the TRS in the State during the current meetings. But, we will not stop there, we will take such decisions to bury the TRS and KCR, he said.

Party national secretary Atul Kumar Anjaan said that the time is ripe to bid farewell to the Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government in 2019 general elections and asked people to come together to fight against the divisive agenda of BJP, RSS and AIMIM and its leader Asaduddin Owaisi.

Calling KCR as the most inefficient leader has ever come from the people’s struggle for a just cause, he said that on the one hand the TRS and AIADMK join hands to stall the proceedings in the parliament to save the BJP from facing the no-confidence motion. On the other, he talks about forming a front against Congress and BJP. Further, referring to the meeting of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and KCR, he said that Mamata Banerjee had seen hundreds of people like KCR and would not fall to his proposed front. This she had made clear immediately after her meeting with KCR, he reminded.

State secretary Chada Venkat Reddy called the four-year rule of TRS reminds of harrowing days of Razakars in the erstwhile Nizam rule. The chief minister has failed in delivering on the electoral promises like KG to PG, double bedroom houses, distribution of three acres to dalits. Alleging several irregularities surfacing in the irrigation project works, Venkat Reddy said that the Rythu Samanvaya Samithi (RSS) has become an extended arm of TRS government. Those appointed by the government are now coming out and questioning the credibility of RSS, he said.