CC meeting: Mass meetings and Demonstrations from April 21to 27

Mumbai,  March 30 - The Central Committee of Revolutionary Marxist Party of India, after a two day meeting, has given a call to its State units to observe a week in defence of secularism, democracy and nationalism, by holding Seminars, Mass meetings and Demonstrations from April 21to 27.

Relasing the decisions of the meeting to the press, Com. Mangat Ram Pasla, General Secretary of RMPI has stated that the meeting expressed its deep concern over the prevailing political situation and adopted a report thereon. It noted that secular, democratic and anti-Imperialist nationalist values of the Country are being jeopardised by the communal fascist forces led by R.S.S.. Narinder Modi led government at the Centre is bent upon to handover our national resources, domestic market and Public Sector Undertakings to the multi-national Corporations and domestic corporate houses, on the one hand, and creating an atmosphere of hatred against religious and ethinic minorities, secular polity and progressive forces on the other hand. Central Committee also expressed its deep concern at the outcome of Vidhan Sabha Elections held in 5 States, in which BJP came to power by every hook and crook except in Punjab. It also noted that in U.P. where Yogi Aditya Nath, a staunch advocate of theocratic State “Hindu Rashtra” is sworn in as Chief Minister, the situation is more worrisome. The transfering of reins of the state into the hands of such a communalist and provocateur is frought with big dangers for the secular fabric and national unity of the country.

It has also been decided that RMPI will observe ‘May Day’ as “Anti-Communal Day’’ all over the country this year to expose the nefarious designs of Sangh Parivar, which is openly injecting the communal virus in the body politic of the country. Com. Mangat Ram Pasla further said that RMPI will redouble its efforts to unite the Left forces for united struggles of the toiling masses against the neo-liberal policies being pursued by Narinder Modi Govt. as well as by the state Govts., which is resulting in increasing unemployment, price-rise and poverty.

       The Central Committee also decided to hold its First All India Conference at Chandigarh from 23rd to 26th November, 2017.

       The Central Committee, in a resolution, appealed to the Central leadership of CPI(M) to rein in its Kerala Unit and the L.D.F Govt. to desist from attacking cadres of RMPI. This attitude of CPI(M) Kerala unit will only undermine the left unity in the state as well as in the country as a whole. Through another resolution, RMPI expressed its concern our the court’s verdict awarding life imprisonment to 19 Maruti workers of Gurgaon and demanded the review of this judgement by the Hon’ble Court. It also supported the struggle of Tamil Nadu Peasants’, who are sitting on Dharna at New Delhi for the redressal of their demands. 

                                                                  

   Issued by

  (Mangat Ram Pasla)                                                    
General Secretary RMPI