CPIM holds ‘Mahan November Biplab’ program at Bishalgarh

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By TC News Desk

Agartala, November 18, 2022: With the slogan ‘intensify the fight against communal fascism and unite against misrule’, a meeting was held in front of the Bishalgarh party office on the initiative of the Bishalgarh sub-divisional committee on Friday on the occasion of the “Mahan November Biplab” of CPIM.

CPIM central committee member Rama Das, former minister and MLA of Bishalgarh seat Bhanulal Saha, Bishalgarh sub-divisional committee secretary Partha Pratim Majumder, state committee member Siddiqur Rahman and others were present.

Addressing the meeting on “Mahan November Biplab”, a member of the CPIM central committee Rama Das said that the present BJP government has misled the common people in various ways. Not only that, it clear that BJP is a communal party. This saffron party will never help the country and common people.

She also highlighted the significance of ‘Mahan November Biplab’ and presented before the people. On the other hand, former minister and incumbent MLA Bhanulal Saha said that BJP is a “jumlabaaz” party as it has told many things in its “Vision Document”, but nothing has been transformed into reality. He said that the way the BJP came to power in Delhi with various promises and fooled the people by listening to those promises, the people are feeling it today here in this state.

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