CPI(M) Intensifies Struggle for Indian Constitution and Civil Liberties

The CPI(M) has vowed to intensify its struggle to protect the Indian Constitution, secular democracy, federalism, and civil liberties. This comes after their central committee meeting analyzed the recent Lok Sabha poll results and condemned the rise in communal attacks. The Left party also called for the resignation of the education minister over exam scandals.

The CPI(M) on Monday announced a renewed commitment to protecting the Indian Constitution, secular democracy, federalism, and civil liberties. The declaration came after a central committee meeting, scrutinizing the recent Lok Sabha election results, which the party says were a setback for the ruling BJP.

According to a statement released post-meeting, Indian citizens have shown their resolve to protect the Constitution and expressed concerns over declining livelihood conditions. As a result, the BJP did not achieve a majority in the latest polls, unlike previous ones. Despite this, the BJP has started consolidating Hindutva consciousness and launched attacks against the Muslim community, the CPI(M) alleged.

The Left party criticized the BJP-led government for its handling of civil liberties and demanded the resignation of the education minister amidst several exam scandals. The party condemned recent violence and vowed to intensify their struggle both inside and outside of Parliament.

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