New Delhi: With the idea that because of the “danger” BJP has intensified since 2019, a broad consensus seems to have been reached at the end of the three-day meeting cpm Central Committee that it would be politically expedient to continue with the existing political line with respect to the Congress, as agreed in the Hyderabad Party Congress in 2018.
In 2018, the CPM party Congress decided that although the Congress, like the BJP, represented the ‘big bourgeoisie’ and there could be no strategic line it would treat it as an ally or an ally in a united front. Yes, BJP and Congress cannot be seen. As in “similar threats”.
The outline of the party’s draft political proposal was discussed during the meeting. Sources said during the deliberations, an important precursor to the next party Congress in Kannur in April 2022, there was a “mixed bag” of responses. Kerala The leaders, many of whom claimed that the Congress-ally in West Bengal and a “practical line” in dealing with protests in Kerala, actually helped the CPM consolidate its integrity and commitment in fighting the BJP and the right-wing.
A section of Kerala leaders also pointed out that this approach rivaled and gave minority support for the CPM in Kerala. LDF A historic second term.
While a section of leaders from Kerala and other states insisted that the Congress cannot be the only “anti-BJP”, others argued that talk of an electoral alliance was premature.
In 2018, the CPM party Congress decided that although the Congress, like the BJP, represented the ‘big bourgeoisie’ and there could be no strategic line it would treat it as an ally or an ally in a united front. Yes, BJP and Congress cannot be seen. As in “similar threats”.
The outline of the party’s draft political proposal was discussed during the meeting. Sources said during the deliberations, an important precursor to the next party Congress in Kannur in April 2022, there was a “mixed bag” of responses. Kerala The leaders, many of whom claimed that the Congress-ally in West Bengal and a “practical line” in dealing with protests in Kerala, actually helped the CPM consolidate its integrity and commitment in fighting the BJP and the right-wing.
A section of Kerala leaders also pointed out that this approach rivaled and gave minority support for the CPM in Kerala. LDF A historic second term.
While a section of leaders from Kerala and other states insisted that the Congress cannot be the only “anti-BJP”, others argued that talk of an electoral alliance was premature.
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