Top leaders of CPI and CPI (M) called on Telangana chief minister Mr K Chandrasekhar Rao at Pragathi Bhavan. They held separate meetings discussing national political scenario.
CPI (M) general secretary Sitaram Yechury, Kerala chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan, Tripura former chief minister Manik Sarkar and politburo members met Mr KCR. The CPI leaders D Raja, Binay Viswam, Telangana CPI leader Chada Venkat Reddy and several others also met Mr KCR separately.
Criticising the BJP government for violating the federal principles, they opined that there was an anti-BJP wave across the country. The anti-farmer laws, focusing priorities such as peoples’ welfare and engaging in instigating people in the name of religion and unilateral decisions on all important matters were some of the reasons.
Both the Left Parties said it was very sad to note that at a time when Telangana government witnessed enormous growth in the agricultural sector, the BJP was trying to undermine it and non-cooperating with the state government.
The leaders of Left Parties also opined that the BJP was certain to lose elections in Uttar Pradesh and Punjab as people were strongly against the party.
They also reportedly sought the help of Mr KCR in ensuring a BJP Mukt Bharat this time.