The CPI passed the resolution calling for the EC to withdraw the election roll amendment in Bihar. Bharat News

Unanimously resolution – which echoes the concerns of the opposition India block – was passed at a meeting of the National Council of CPI held in New Delhi from 1 July to 3 July.

“Opposition parties had gone to the EC and urged to withdraw intensive voter list amendment exercises, as it can deny their right to vote for a large number of voters. The Indian Express,

At the meeting of the National Council, Raja presented the political resolution to be presented before the party Congress to be held in Chandigarh from 21 to 25 September. The meeting was chaired by Ram Krishna Panda, Secretary, CPI National Council.

Drafting political resolution also supported the national strike of 9 July called by Central Trade Unions, and supported by Samyukta Kisan Morcha and Agricultural Workers’ organizations.

The CPI National Council demanded adequate compensation for crops and property lost due to heavy rains in Himachal Pradesh, and expressed concern that the Indo-US trade deal would “destroy the farmers of India, destroy the financial sector, and exploit the youth of the country and eradicate India’s sovereignty.”

A party statement said, “The inauguration of agriculture and dairy sector for American corporations will be a death warrant for Indian farmers.” “Already oilseeds and unprecedented imports of soy products have resulted in collapse of soybean and cotton prices, causing suicide to farmers.”