Jan Samparak campaign started at Ludhiana by CPI

This will continue till 20^th as a part of nationwide campaign

With a call to defeat the communal designs of the BJP and to oust the anti people UPA 2 in the coming elections, the Communist Party of India (CPI) district Ludhiana began JAN SAMPARK programme  after paying floral tributes to Shaheed Bhagat Singh, Rajguru, Sukhdev at the Jagraon Pul today. This will continue till 20^th September as a part of the nationwide campaign.  Addressing the gathering state secretary of CPI Com Bant Singh Brar said that the communal riots in Muzaffarnagar  have thoroughly exposed the BJP and the state government of Akhilesh Yadav for their petty ambitions to hold power by splitting the society on communal lines. Paying homage to the deceased he demanded immediate stern steps to identify and punish those responsible for the communal carnage. BJP approach to put forward Narinder Modi as the fore runner in the electoral battle to Parliament is a very dangerous move  as Modi is responsible for killing of 3000 innocent people in Gujarat. He further said that the UPA 2 has completely sold out the nation to the foreign multinationals. As a result of these policies the country is now heading towards an economic emergency. Devaluation of rupee to such a low level and coming down of the growth to just 4.4 has proven complete failure of the government’s economic policies. Price rise of essential commodities has forced the common man to cut down its daily budget on food. This will further lead to the already existing high percentage of malnutrition in the country. The rampant corruption at the centre has proven hollowness of the government.

Com Kartar Singh Bowani district secretary CPI said that law and order problem in the state is very grave. Land mafia, sand mafia and the drug mafia are ruling freely. Democratic norms are being flouted by the government. Those demanding justice and their rights are being beaten.

Com D P Maur assistant secretary CPI demanded that the poor above the age of 60 should be given pension of Rs.3000.00 per month. Workers should be given Rs.10000.00 as minimum wage.

Dr Arun Mitra informed that the rally passed a resolution condemning American designs to attack Syria. Others who addressed include Com Ramesh Rattan, Com Gurnam Gill, Com Gurnam Sidhu, Com Kewal Singh, Com Kuldeep Singh Binder, Com Manjeet Singh Boota, Com Ram Singh, Com Ramchander.