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The Communist Party of India (CPI), the second-largest coalition partner in Kerala's ruling Left Democratic Front, has announced the names of its candidates for four crucial seats in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls.
On Monday, after the Kerala High Court quashed the acquittal of two CPI(M) leaders who were accused in the murder of her husband T P Chandrasekharan, MLA K K Rama said she would “continue” her “fight against the CPI(M) higher-ups” and uncover their “conspiracy”.
The CPI (ML) Liberation’s first-time MLA, Manoj Manzil, has lost his membership of the Bihar Legislative Assembly following his conviction in a murder case. He is one of the 12 CPI(ML) Liberation MLAs in the state.
With the Lok Sabha elections fast approaching, a series of incidents in West Bengal’s Sandeshkhali have given the Opposition parties an opportunity to target the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC).
While growing disagreements over seat-sharing have put the Opposition alliance at risk of collapsing, West Bengal Chief Minister and TMC chief, said on Thursday that her party, in collaboration with similar regional allies, is poised to establish the government at the Centre following the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.
In a sign of rifts within the Opposition INDIA alliance, the West Bengal CPI(M) has made it clear to the Congress that while supportingRahul Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra the party would give the Yatra a miss in the state if the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) participates in it.
A decade and a half out of power in West Bengal and having been reduced to zero seats in both the Lok Sabha and the Assembly, the CPI(M) has been trying to effect a generational shift in its leadership for a few years now.