The CPIML, Telangana organised a People’s Assembly in Warangal of Telangana on 6th December marking the 68th death anniversary of Dr. BR Ambedkar and the 32nd anniversary of the Black day of the Babri Masjid demolition. Hundreds of people from across Telangana participated in the public meeting. Dipankar Bhattacharya, Gen Sec of CPIML addressed the Assembly as main speaker. Shankar V, PB Member and N Murthy, CC Member and In-charge of Telangana were also present.
The Warangal town witnessed an enthusiastic rally of red flags before the People’s Assembly. Thousands of workers and women participated in the rally from Azam Zahi mill to the Pochamma Maidan. Comrade Dipankar paid tributes to Dr. BR Ambedkar at his statue in Kasibugga center.
Remembering the contributions of Dr. BR Ambedkar and his lifelong struggle for Human Rights and for the upliftment of masses, most downtrodden and weaker sections of the society, Com Dipankar called for resisting the attacks by the Sanghi forces on the constitution and its core values of Freedom, Liberty and Equality. He said that the Supreme court in its judgement on Babri masjid had said that the judgement shall bring peace in the country and there shall be no communal riots thereafter. But we see the recent attack of another mosque in Sambhal of Uttar Pradesh which marks the utter disregard of BJP/RSS for the constitutional principles and secular values. Behind this communal agenda Modi is helping Adani, Ambani and other corporate’s to loot the country. There is no access to proper Education and Healthcare facilities for the poor. Hence it is for the people to save the country and its resources from the corporate loot and to save the Constitution and its values from the clutches of Sanghi forces. He appealed to the people of Telangana to root out the communal fascist forces from the secular land of South India.
Ramesh Raja, State Secretary of Telangana and state committee members Royyala raju, Srinivas, Rajula Sambayya, G Kumar, Marepally Mallesh, Rajitha, Khaja Mohiuddin, Veeru Nayak and leaders of different districts and mass organisations have participated and addressed the public. A. Yadagiri presided over the meeting and delivered the welcome address. The family members of Ailamma, the great fighter of Telangana movement presented a memento on this occasion to Com. Dipankar Bhattacharya.
