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Report from AP
Successful convening of the seminar on “The Challenges before the
Forces Struggling to Change the Present System”!
A state level seminar was held
at Guntur on 18&19 May 2019 on
“Challenges faced by the forces
struggling to change the present
system in India”. It was the part of
call given by the cc of CPI(ML) to
held seminars at state level in
continuation of All India seminar
held at Hyderabad in September
2018.
Comrades
C. Peddanna,
Ganesh Panda and MS Nagaraju
acted as presidium. The seminar
paid homage to all those who laid
their lives in the struggle to
establish socialist society.
Com. S.Jhansi, state leader of
CPI(ML), in her inaugural speech
narrated the present situation and
called for the united activity on all
the agreed peoples problems. She
explained the aim of seminar and
requested comrades to express
their opinions freely on the
challenges faced by the
progressive forces.
Com. P.Jaswantha Rao, CCM
of CPI(ML) explained the contents
of the Key Note prepared by the
Central
Committee.
While
reiterating the understanding of
CPI(ML) on issues such as forms
of feudal exploitation, class
composition in rural India, caste
system, communalism, reformist
outlook and others, he called upon
comrades to express their opinions
on them. Though there are
differences, they will not come in
the way of acting unitedly to
demand implementation of land
reforms, rights of adivasis, dalits
and working class, he said. Those
who are opposing and fighting
imperialism and feudalism should
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come to a common understanding
to the possible extent and take up
united action against these
enemies of the people. To facilitate
this process, CPI(ML) started the
discussion in the form of national
seminar, he reiterated.
Com. Ramakrishna, AP state
Secretary of CPI, said that the
communists have commonness of
90 per cent of issues and they
have to solve the remaining issues
through discussions. He opined
that CPI had not made a
comprehensive study on the caste
system and ignored Ambedkar and
Phule. The slogan of Laal and Neel
had a good response and we have
to combine Marxism-Leninism with
the thinking of Ambedkar and
Phule. He said that we have to
discuss deeply on this aspect and
there is every need for the reunifi-
cation of communist movement.
Com. P.Madhu, state secretary
of CPI(M). expressed opinions on
the points in Key Note and
explained some of them. CPI(M)
completely agrees to work jointly
though there are ideological and
political differences. He mentioned
the survey conducted by CPI(M)
and opined that capitalist relation
have taken upper hand in
agricultural sector, He underscored
the need for united action of all the
communists.
Com. Chittipati Venkate-
swarlu,State leaders of CPI(ML)-
ND, explained the note presented
to the seminar, He said a deeper
discussion on the points raised in
the Key Note with limited
representatives needed to arrive
at a common understanding.
Com. Amarnath, leader of SUCI,
said that the Indian bourgeoisie
utilized the public sector to grow as
some kind of imperialists and it
cannot discharge the task of demo-
cratic revolution, This revolution is
not going to achieve through
parliamentary process and needs
revolt of working class. The
scientific solution is to achieve the
unity of class forces overcoming
casteism, communalism and
national chauvinism. He called
upon the ten left parties to go
ahead by correcting the lapses in
the united activity.
Com. T.sivayya, leader of
MCPI(U), said it requires tenacity
to bring all the communist parties
on to one platform. Feudalism
changed its forms by shedding
cruel and naked forms of
exploitation, he said, yet land
remains as key issue in rural India.
One has to correctly assess the
changes that took place in rural
India after globalization. He said
that it is our responsibility to build
a strong movement against three
enemies of people – imperialism,
feudalism and capitalism.
Com. Satyanarayana, leader
of CPI(ML)-Liberation, said that
most of the points in the Key Note
are agreeable to all of us. We have
to form a broad forum for peoples
problems and only through this
process differences can be
resolves, he said.
Com. Arasavilli Krishna of
VIRASAM said that the points in
Key Note are very pertinent and we
have to commonly find solutions to
them.
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