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CPM to join hands with other parties to fight Modi
CPM State secretary Tammineni Veerabadram stated that efforts were on to form a united front by joining hands with all opposition parties to fight Modiled BJP Addressing the media at party office in Miryalaguda on Wednesday, he said all institutions were ruined and democratic system was completely damaged in the country in the last five years
Miryalaguda (Nalgonda): CPM State secretary Tammineni Veerabadram stated that efforts were on to form a united front by joining hands with all opposition parties to fight Modi-led BJP. Addressing the media at party office in Miryalaguda on Wednesday, he said all institutions were ruined and democratic system was completely damaged in the country in the last five years.
Economic structure of the nation was collapsed with burden of Goods and Services Tax and demonetisation. Stating that Modi government was facing anti-incumbency, Tammineni informed that CPM along with CPI and other like-minded parties together would contest in Parliament elections in the State.
He predicted that BJP would not win a single MP seat from Telangana State. He mocked TRS president and Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao for failing to keeping poll promises and for not inducting a single woman in the State cabinet. He expressed his concern over suppressing the voices of opposition parties by the State government and encouraging defections.
