CPI’s 25th congress to be held in Chandigarh from September 21-25 

The Indian Communist Party (CPI) 25th Congress will be held on September 21-25 in Chandigarh. Party Secretary General D. Raja, the first Dalit leader invading the position in a left party, headed to the party for six years. The party will make Mulling as to whether it will continue as a secretary -general or not.

The Party Congress coincides with the centenary of the CPI, founded in 1925. Mr. Raja, a two-term Rajya Sabha member, became a national secretary in 1994, one of the days of CPI in the youth wing-all Indian Youth Federation-1994. In July 2019, Secretary General Sudhakar Redy was assigned to the disease due to illness.

Mr. Raja was 76 years old this year and exceeded the 75 -year age limit by left parties. This directive was first accepted by CPI (M) and an example was identified, Senior CPI (M) leaders Prakash Karat, Brinda Karat, Subhashini Ali, Manik Sagar, Surjya Kanta Mishra and G. Ramakrishnan went down the party’s political office after crossing the age limit.

Mr. Raja, an experienced hand, continues to be the most visible face of the party in Delhi. When asked whether he will resign, “The Party Congress is the decision. The constitution of our party usually says that the 75 -year -old age limit should be followed. This means that there are other factors to consider.” He said.

From Kerala, there is an important department that believes in arresting its existence on public platforms of the party’s party’s election reserves and a new leadership.

The party will also focus on the political situation in the states that are ongoing, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Pudducherry and West Bengal.

Mr. Raja said that this Party Congress came at an important hour when the RSS-BJP is trying to change the secular, democratic spirit of the country. “They want to turn India into a theocratic state and a fascist state from the welfare state,” he said.