CPI(M) Holds Protest Rally in Kathalia Demanding CEC's Resignation, Protesting Price Rise
The programme was organised by the Dhanpur, Kathalia, Thalibari and Nidaya area committees of the CPI(M). The protest march began from the premises of the party's Kathalia Area Committee office, proceeded through Kathalia Motor Stand and moved approximately half a kilometre southwards before concluding at the commercial area's Chowmuhani, where a public meeting was held.
Kathalia:: The CPI(M) organised a protest rally and street-corner meeting in the Kathalia commercial area under the Dhanpur Assembly constituency on Thursday, demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and protesting the abnormal rise in prices of essential commodities. More than 200 party leaders and workers participated in the programme, jointly organised by four local area committees.
The programme was organised by the Dhanpur, Kathalia, Thalibari and Nidaya area committees of the CPI(M). The protest march began from the premises of the party's Kathalia Area Committee office, proceeded through Kathalia Motor Stand and moved approximately half a kilometre southwards before concluding at the commercial area's Chowmuhani, where a public meeting was held.
CPI(M) State Secretariat member Ratan Saha addressed the gathering. Other speakers included Abdul Karim, a member of the party's Sonamura Divisional Secretariat, and divisional committee member Kaushik Chanda. The meeting was presided over by veteran CPI(M) worker from Kathalia, Nani Pal.
Participants raised slogans demanding the resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner and protesting the steep rise in prices of essential commodities. Through the joint programme, the four CPI(M) area committees highlighted their opposition to the issues raised by the party.
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