Hyderabad: Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao has sou-ght the CPM’s support for his proposed Federal Front at the national level against the BJP and the Congress. For the first time, Mr Rao gave an appointment to the CPM leaders to meet him at Pragathi Bhavan.
CPM politburo member B.V. Raghavulu and state secretary Tammi-neni Veerabhadram met the CM to seek the state government’s help to organise a five-day All-India CPM conference in the city from April 18.
Mr Rao promised all the government support for the event which the Kerala CM, former CMs of West Bengal and Tripura and other national leaders would be attending. In this context, a discussion took place on the national and state level issues.
The CM explained to the CPM leaders the need for a qualitative change in the national politics. The CM said that despite the country attaining independence 70 years ago, the people were still suffering due to several issues and many problems were still not solved. This was nothing but the failure of the successive central governments, he noted.
The CM said that it was the faulty policies of the Congress and the BJP, which resulted in the present situation.
The CPM leaders agreed with the CM’s views. They also appreciated the CM for taking the initiative to bring in a qualitative change in the country. They said that there was a need for a change in the country’s political scenario.
