Appeal/Demand

CPIML has demanded that Uttar Pradesh government must compensate farmers for the crop losses due to unexpected rains. Sudden rains and temperature fall coupled with hailstorms at many places has caused heavy losses to t wheat crops in many districts of UP. In a statement released by Arun Kumar, UP Standing committee member of the party, said that the plight of farmers and agrarian communities in the state are deteriorating while various schemes and benefits declared by the state government are not reaching to actual needy people.

CPIML General Secretary has written a letter to the President of India Ms Droupadi Murmu requesting her to arrange to provide tricolour to every family having ration card without cost.

(A memorandum submitted by AICCTU to the Ranchi Municipal Corporation)

On behalf of All India Central Council of Trade Unions, we demand that the Ranchi Municipal Corporation immediately withdraw its plan to compel sanitation workers to wear GPS bands. The proposal of the Municipal Corporation was reported in the newspaper “Prabhat Khabar” dated 29.04.2022. 

The Supreme Court has fixed the name of a former High Court judge to monitor the Lakhimpur incident in which farmers were killed. 3 IPS officers have also been included in the SIT. The All India Kisan Mahasabha welcomes this decision by the Supreme Court and feels it will make the victims have confidence in justice.

CPIML has filed a case in the Patna High Court against the lies and irresponsible behaviour of the Central and State governments regarding the deaths that occurred during the Covid period. This petition has been accepted. CPIML State Secretary Kunal is the petitioner.

Representatives of all parties met the Prime Minister on 23 August for talks on the need for a caste-based census. Leader of CPIML legislative party Mahboob Alam was the CPIML representative in the talks and apprised the Prime Minister of his arguments in favour of a caste-based census.

-- Dipankar Bhattacharya

CPIML General Secretary Dipankar Bhattacharya said on 16 July 2021 that the Supreme Court's remarks on the colonial era Sedition Act are extremely relevant. The Supreme Court had said, what is the need for this colonial era law in an independent country? Why is the law that was used to crush Mahatma Gandhi and other freedom fighters still in use today?

CPIML Bihar demanded a high level enquiry into the bomb blast incident that occurred in a madarsa in Banka District. CPIML Bihar State Secretary Kunal said that the Bihar government should be patient until then and keep a strict watch on forces that are spreading communal poison in the name of this incident.

The Bihar government is clearly hiding Covid death statistics in the state. CPIML Bihar has said that the Patna High Court's intervention in this matter is a welcome step and demanded that all deaths during the Covid period should be probed under the High Court's supervision.