Appeal/Demand

CPIML Writes to PM and Defence Minister

Instead of effectively managing the Corona crisis, the BJP government at the Center has pushed the burden of this crisis on to villages. The migrant workers, on whose blood, sweat and labor the big corporate companies and industrialists earn billions, have been left to die of starvation in cities and metropolises after the Lockdown. The 20 lakh crore package announced by the Modi government will not be able to give any relief to these workers in their hour of crisis because the package contains only betrayal in the name of relief.

ALL India Kisan Mahasabha has made the following appeal to farmers of the country:

CPIML General Secretary Dipankar Bhattacharya wrote to Bihar Chief Minister Shri Nitish Kumar on 13 April 2020 with reference to the teachers’ strike. In the letter he has urged the Chief Minister to hold talks with the delegates of the striking teachers and end the impasse.

THE All India Bharatiya Kamgar Sena Mahasangh-INTUC-AITUC-CITU-HMS-NTUI-AICCTU-AIUTUC-TUCI-Unions have said that many employers are not paying wages to their workers, especially to contract, badly, casual & Trainee - NEEM workers. Many workers who were self-employed, such as hawkers, auto-rickshaw drivers etc have lost their source of income for the period of the lockdown. Construction workers and transport workers etc. are stranded at sites and locations all over the state.

COMRADES Mahboob Alam, leader of the CPIML Legislative party group in Bihar and Vinod Singh, MLA in Jharkhand, have sent memorandum to the Chief Ministers of many states including Delhi, Maharashtra, and Telangana, demanding relief and safety for the migrant workers who are now stranded in lockdown in their states.

THE entire country is shocked by the horrible Delhi Riots. The entire North East Delhi was set on fire for three days. Hundreds of houses and shops are totally burnt. Official figure of death toll is 50. In reality, it would be much more than 50. Economic loss running to crores have been incurred by people of NE Delhi.

THE AIARLA has appealed to all citizens to come forward to demand a national register of landless and homeless people and to fight for their right to home be declared as a fundamental right.

12 of Bihar’s 38 districts, and 30 of Assam’s 33 districts are currently facing devastating floods. 55 people have lost their lives due to the floods, while lakhs of people are badly affected.

CPIML appeals to all to contribute generously to flood relief efforts in these states. All our state units across the country have been directed to conduct fund collection drives for flood relief in these two states.

Please send monetary contributions marked “Flood Relief” to

Dear friends and well-wishers,