Confirmed presence in the field of new media: 24th Congress of the CPI Party | national | Deshabhimani

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The 24th Party Congress of the CPI decided to ensure a strong presence in the field of new media. The meeting made a self-criticism on the fact that the presence of the ICC in this field is currently dry. To solve this problem, strong systems should be established at the state level. It was assessed that the digital presence should be strengthened to actively engage in popular and national issues and attract the new generation. Amarjit Kaur, a member of the National Executive, said in a press conference that the delegates made good suggestions for increasing the representation of young people and women and reducing the age limit of the National Council.

The party Congress has accepted resolutions such as the resumption of work to make Amaravati the capital of Andhra Pradesh and the withdrawal of the anti-people economic policies of the central government. The public hearing will continue on Monday. Foreign delegates greeted the Congress in a special session on Sunday morning.

Distorted economic policy should be withdrawn
The party Congress with a resolution asked the central government to withdraw its anti-popular-corporate economic policy. Due to wrong economic policy, inflation, unemployment etc. have doubled. Neoliberalization slowed GDP growth. The country dropped to position 107 on the global hunger index. Corporate tax has been reduced from 30% to 22%. In the resolution presented by CH Venkatachalam, it is stated that the fight against the BJP government will be intensified.

BJP communalism is causing problems in Bangladesh as well

Foreign representatives say the common hateful remarks made by the leaders of the BJP in power in India are creating problems in neighboring countries as well. Remarks by Union Interior Minister Amit Shah on issues including the Citizenship Amendment Act have caused chaos and unrest in Bangladesh. Mohammad Shah Alam, representative of the Communist Party of Bangladesh and Emanul Haq Ali Ahmed, representative of the Bangladesh Workers’ Party, stressed that these remarks represent a challenge for the safety and brotherhood of the people. They were addressing the party congress. Representatives of the Workers’ Communist Party from 17 countries including America, Vietnam, Korea, Sri Lanka, Greece, Nepal, Cuba, Palestine, Turkey and Portugal also greeted the Party Congress.

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