Coimbatore: Ruling out the desire for a not unusual chief to be projected towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi within the run-up to the 2019 Lok Sabha election, the CPI referred to as for secular and democratic events to join arms to defeat the BJP.
CPI general secretary S Sudhakar Reddy instructed reporters in Coimbatore on Tuesday on the sidelines of the birthday party state committee meeting that his birthday party does no longer glance as much as Congress president Rahul Gandhi for leadership. “We don’t want Rahul Gandhi’s leadership for us (CPI),’’ he said to a specific question if he saw an inspiring leadership in Rahul to steer the fight towards Modi in 2019 election. “It isn't the chief that brings exchange within the country. It’s the policies that can bring exchange,’’ Reddy said.
However, he hinted that CPI would align with the Congress to oust the BJP. “The Congress and its chief Rahul have a role. We will fight independently and together also,’’ he said. Reddy added that they are going to be sure that there was no contest between themselves. Terming the BJP rule as a disaster for the rustic, Reddy said secular, democratic and Left events would defeat BJP within the elections.
When requested in the event that they don’t need a not unusual chief to venture towards Modi, Reddy said that there are enough examples from the previous the place elections the place fought in response to policies reasonably than individuals. “Earlier when the United Front was formed there was no chief projected as high ministerial candidate. But post-election a brand new chief emerged,’’ he said.
Who would have idea Deve Gowda would become the Prime Minister, he requested, including that I Ok Gujral and Chandrasekar also emerged as PMs post-elections.
Reddy took potshots at Congress blaming the birthday party’s regime for emergence of BJP and reiterated that for CPI the chief was immaterial whilst it was the policies that they bring mattered. “Our policy is secular, democratic and Left cohesion, to shield constitution, democracy and multi-culturalism,’’ he said.
CPI general secretary S Sudhakar Reddy instructed reporters in Coimbatore on Tuesday on the sidelines of the birthday party state committee meeting that his birthday party does no longer glance as much as Congress president Rahul Gandhi for leadership. “We don’t want Rahul Gandhi’s leadership for us (CPI),’’ he said to a specific question if he saw an inspiring leadership in Rahul to steer the fight towards Modi in 2019 election. “It isn't the chief that brings exchange within the country. It’s the policies that can bring exchange,’’ Reddy said.
However, he hinted that CPI would align with the Congress to oust the BJP. “The Congress and its chief Rahul have a role. We will fight independently and together also,’’ he said. Reddy added that they are going to be sure that there was no contest between themselves. Terming the BJP rule as a disaster for the rustic, Reddy said secular, democratic and Left events would defeat BJP within the elections.
When requested in the event that they don’t need a not unusual chief to venture towards Modi, Reddy said that there are enough examples from the previous the place elections the place fought in response to policies reasonably than individuals. “Earlier when the United Front was formed there was no chief projected as high ministerial candidate. But post-election a brand new chief emerged,’’ he said.
Who would have idea Deve Gowda would become the Prime Minister, he requested, including that I Ok Gujral and Chandrasekar also emerged as PMs post-elections.
Reddy took potshots at Congress blaming the birthday party’s regime for emergence of BJP and reiterated that for CPI the chief was immaterial whilst it was the policies that they bring mattered. “Our policy is secular, democratic and Left cohesion, to shield constitution, democracy and multi-culturalism,’’ he said.
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