Report

On 17 February 2025, the united students of Delhi based Jamia Millia Islamia university took a spirited stand against the systemic repression of their voices and the erosion of the university's foundational values. Responding to a united call, students boycotted their classes and gathered at the Mohibul Hassan Block, marching towards the Dean of Students' Welfare (DSW) to present a memorandum of their demands.

CPI(ML) vehemently condemns the dehumanising and violent treatment of Indian migrants subjected to deportation by the Trump administration in the Un

On February 11, CPI(ML) Liberatiom MPs Raja Ram Singh and Sudama Prasad walked out on Nirmala Sitharaman reply in parliament to debate on budget for failing to address the major issues faced by the people/ They noted that the budget failed to address the keys issues affecting people of Bihar and the nation. Despite the finance minister repeating Bihar's name in her speech numerous times, the failure of the government to address pressing questions of youth, farmers, women, poor and marginalized has exposed the hypocrisy of BJP led NDA at centre.

IT and ITES Democratic Employees Association (IIDEA), an AICCTU affiliated union, condemns the deliberate termination of hundreds of workmen by Infosys Limited. The company claims to have terminated around 300 workers, but other organisations claim the total number of workers to be around 700. While Infosys claims that the workers could not pass assessment tests, workers are reported to have been coerced into signing ‘mutual’ separation agreements, effectively allowing Infosys to evade liability for illegal retrenchment.

A high-level fact-finding team of the Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) Liberation, led by the party’s General Secretary Dipankar Bhattacharya, visited Muzaffarpur’s Kanti area today, where Shivam Jha was brutally murdered in police custody. The team later proceeded to Benipatti, where Imam Mohammad Firoz had recently been subjected to police brutality under the pretext of vehicle checking.

The last stretch of the five-day 100 km ‘Badlo Bihar Nyay Yatra’- Seemanchal padyatra, which had started from Forbesganj on February 01 ended in Purnea on February 05 with a spirited assembly of activists from Araria, Purnea, Katihar and Kishanganj at Purnea Kala Bhawan. The foot march was led by CPIML General Secretary Dipankar Bhattacharya.

Protests were held on 29 January in many towns of Bihar condemning BJP backed Manuwadi forces who didn’t allow a CPIML dalit MLA, Comrade Gopal Ravidas, the unveiling of the plaque of the Preamble of the Constitution and inauguration of a school built by latter’s recommendation on the Republic Day. The upper caste miscreants had hurled casteist abuses and insults in Kurthaul village of Phulwari Sharif block of Patna. The incident has also been reported to the Speaker of the Bihar Assembly by Ravidas.

A Badlo Bihar Nyay Yatra by CPIML was started on 1 February in one of the most backward Seemanchal regions of Bihar aimed at highlighting and bringing in the centrestage of Bihar’s politics the most needed and long pending demands of common masses. This foot-march by hundreds of activists is led by CPIML General Secretary Dipankar Bhattacharya, MLAs Satyadev Ram and Mahboob Alam, Politburo members Dhirendra Jha and Shashi Yadav, MLC and other senior leaders.

The recent incident of caste based attack in Kurthaul village (Fatuha) in Bihar, on  January 26, 2025, where the inauguration of the plaque containing the Preamble of the Indian Constitution at a newly constructed school building was obstructed, has ignited widespread outrage. The incident involved casteist remarks aimed at CPIML MLA Gopal Ravidas, who was going to inaugurate the plaque.

AISA organised a protest at UGC headquarters in New Delhi on January 28 condemning the central government’s persistent reduction of funds to higher education institutions and demanding urgent reforms to ensure equitable access for marginalised students.