CPI(M)

The INDIA bloc parties are adopting the strategy of 'March separately, strike together,' a principle associated with late CPI(M) General Secretary Sitaram Yechury. This approach emphasizes coordinated action while maintaining individual party identities.

A CPI(M) office-bearer and 200 others were booked for blocking police officers. The incident involved multiple individuals being charged with obstructing law enforcement.

CPI(M) leader M.B. Rajesh accuses the UDF government of crippling local body development. The claim centers on the impact of the UDF administration on local governance structures.

CPI(M) is intensifying protests to establish an AIIMS in Kinalur, Kozhikode. Party MLA P.A. Mohamed Riyas plans to meet the Chief Minister and Health Minister to address the issue.

CPI(M) leader Srinivasa Rao urges the State government to participate in a Supreme Court case regarding the 1/70 regulation and replace G.O. 3. The party advises Chief Minister Naidu to take action on protecting tribal rights.

Left MPs visited Jantar Mantar and demanded that Amit Shah address police actions in Parliament. CPI(M) Rajya Sabha MP John Brittas criticized the government, stating there is a virtual martial law and police brutality against students.

Mamata Banerjee called for unity under the INDIA bloc against the BJP in West Bengal during a Martyrs' Day rally, while ruling out the return of TMC rebels. Her remarks were interpreted as an appeal to TMC's INDIA bloc partners, despite an uneasy relationship in the state.

CPI(M) has condemned police action against Wangchuk and students. The statement highlights criticism of the police response involving these individuals.

CPI(M) opposes the Prevention of Insults to National Honour (Amendment) Bill, 2026, which seeks legal protection for Vande Mataram, arguing it violates constitutional provisions on the National Song's status. John Brittas filed a notice under Rule 67 challenging the bill's introduction.

The CPI(M) accuses governments of neglecting dalits and warns of protests over house site pattas. The party is demanding house site pattas for the community.

A worker's death at a Google data centre site has sparked a dispute. CPI(M) is seeking ₹50 lakh compensation for the worker's family.

CPI(M) is demanding urgent action for the rehabilitation of families displaced by the Polavaram project. The party claims that only about 20 per cent of the rehabilitation process has been completed.

CPI(M) urges TDP and YSRCP MPs to prioritize state interests in Parliament, emphasizing the need to address crises in tobacco, maize, mango, and aquaculture farming sectors by seeking solutions from the Union government.

CPI(M) protesters in Kalaburagi demonstrated against the detention of Sonam Wangchuk and demanded the resignation of the Education Minister. They burned effigies of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Mr. Pradhan and symbolically broke an earthen pot to protest the Union Government’s 'communal and fascist policies'.

A probe has uncovered an alleged ₹10-crore fraud at Thopramkudy Co-operative Bank in Idukki, which is controlled by CPI(M). The investigation reveals financial misconduct at the bank.

M.A. Baby of CPI(M) condemned the removal of activist Sonam Wangchuk from the Jantar Mantar protest site, criticizing the Modi government's 'authoritarian attitude' and stating that 'silencing dissent cannot be a substitute for accountability'.

CPI(M) attributes a diarrhoea outbreak in Vijayawada’s Giripuram to contaminated drinking water and poor sanitation, demanding emergency sanitation measures, a safe water supply, and an inquiry into recurring cases.

The Communist Party of India (Marxist) criticized the government's position on the Waqf Board. CPI(M) expressed disapproval of the stance taken by the government regarding the Waqf Board.

A panel is proposed to address Inam land disputes, with CPI(M) urging Tamil Nadu CM Vijay to take action. P. Shanmugam called for a Supreme Court review petition and faster implementation of the Forest Rights Act provisions.

CPI(M) has called for an immediate halt to the forcible eviction of street vendors in Mysuru. The demand highlights concerns over the displacement of vendors through coercive measures.

CPI(M) accuses the Congress government in Kerala of displaying 'soft Hindutva' tendencies. The party's Central Committee reviewed its poor performance in the Kerala Assembly polls and ongoing challenges in West Bengal, citing campaign and candidate selection issues as reasons for defeat.

CPI(M) is demanding the withdrawal of eviction notices issued to residents of Old Rajarajeswaripeta, with a State Secretariat member warning of a protest outside the Divisional Railway Manager (DRM) office if the notices are not revoked. Railway authorities have ordered families living along a railway track in the area to vacate by August 5.

T.P. Ramakrishnan and CPI State Secretary Binoy Viswam held a closed-door meeting discussing potential cooperation between CPI and CPI(M) over the Kerala Deputy Opposition Leader post. Both parties indicated that discussions are in early stages, denied any rift in their coalition, and emphasized shared political goals.

CPI(M) criticises the Undavalli land acquisition and demands fair compensation for affected parties. The party has raised concerns over the process and terms of the acquisition.

CPI(M) organized rallies and urged Members of Parliament (MPs) and Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs) to take action to preserve Visakhapatnam Airport.

G. Sudhakaran and CPI(M) workers had a verbal confrontation at a school in Alappuzha. Ambalappuzha MLA, accompanied by Congress workers, visited the school to investigate allegations of illegal soil removal from the premises.

CPI(M) has urged the Andhra Pradesh government to abolish adjustment charges and roll back smart meters. The government reduced adjustment charges by 13 paise per unit starting January 2026, but CPI(M) leader Babu Rao criticized this as a false impression of tariff relief.

Kerala University has canceled affiliation recommendations previously approved by its Syndicate. The decision follows allegations that certain CPI(M)-backed Syndicate members engaged in financial irregularities during the approval of new colleges and courses.

RSP's decision to grant membership to former DYFI leaders has caused friction in the UDF, angering Congress and Youth Congress, who argue it undermines UDF's political integrity without collective approval.

E.P. Jayarajan distances himself from CPI(M)'s corruption allegations regarding the Vizhinjam port share transfer. The CPI(M) leader describes the project as a major asset for Kerala and urges avoiding unnecessary controversy.

CPI and CPI(M) oppose the TVK government's decision to offer government jobs to the relatives of Karur stampede victims. The CPI(M) State secretary P. Shanmugam argues that the move could undermine the ongoing inquiry and legal proceedings related to the incident.

CPI(M) has requested that domestic flights to cities like Mumbai, Delhi, and Hyderabad continue operating from Visakhapatnam airport even after Bhogapuram airport becomes operational. The party's district secretary, M. Jaggu Naidu, urged local representatives to ensure this arrangement.

The Union Civil Aviation Minister Rammohan Naidu announced that Srikakulam will get an airport under the UDAN scheme in Mandasa mandal, aiming to establish it as a mini aviation hub. The CPI(M) opposed the project, arguing it threatens the Uddanam cashew and coconut belt.

The Mayor of Thiruvananthapuram accuses BJP of gaining public trust through waste management, while CPI(M) leaders are blamed for spreading fake news and dumping waste. LDF criticizes the Mayor for contradictory statements instead of addressing questions from the public and media.

CPI(M) leader Minakshi Mukherjee was targeted with eggs being hurled at her. This is the first such incident against a CPI(M) leader, following similar attacks on Trinamool leaders, including Abhishek Banerjee, Mahua Moitra, Madan Mitra, and Kunal Ghosh, after they were voted out of power on May 4.

KU Syndicate reduced the number of standing committees from 10 to seven, and UDF secured all convenerships. This marks the first time since the University Act in 1974 that CPI(M) has not held a standing committee convenership in the Syndicate.

CPI(M) accuses Nara Lokesh of breaking housing promises in Mangalagiri and has announced a protest march to his camp office on July 15. The protest demands immediate distribution of house sites, ₹5 lakh financial assistance for house construction, and alternative land for families displaced by eviction drives.

CPI(M) has called for intensified search efforts for six missing fishermen and requested immediate support for their families. The party also urged the implementation of comprehensive marine safety measures in Andhra Pradesh.

A court denied bail to 10 CPI(M) workers, including I.P. Binu, accused of assaulting Enforcement Directorate (ED) officials during a raid on the residence of Leader of Opposition Pinarayi Vijayan two months ago.

CPI(M) is advocating for laid-off employees at CorroHealth in Kochi and Kozhikode. The organization seeks justice for the affected staff.