Coimbatore: The General Secretary of Communist Party of India S. Sudhakar Reddy on Wednesday lashes out at Bharatiya Janata Party. He said that the promise which BJP had made during 2014 general election was seems for corporate companies.
He said that the promise of ‘good days ahead’ (Achche Din) was for corporate companies only and not for common man as good days had arrived for Corporate companies only.
He was here to inaugurate 23 state conference of party.
He said that BJP promised to bring back black money; it did not. It followed the very same policies the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance government followed, perhaps with much more vigour. The BJP government was trying to push through a new land acquisition bill, sell shares of public sector banks and other undertakings and amend labor laws to favor corporate companies.
He also alleged that BJP’s affiliates in the Sangh Parivar made disturbing noises like asking for statues for Nathuram Godse, speaking of ‘Ghar Vapsi’ programmes and attacking Mahatma Gandhi. In this situation, the CPI, without being deterred by electoral setbacks, would mobilize people to fight the “anti-people” policies of the government.
National Secretary D. Raja said that the CPI would work for Left unity to take on the BJP government, which was keen on bring in policies that favored the corporate companies. The protest against the land acquisition bill in New Delhi was one such.
Bureau Report
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