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The response comes at a time the party has acknowledged that the Sabarimala issue dented its traditional vote bank, especially during the Parliamentary elections.
The party's national leadership is of the view that when the environmental impact assessment is conducted, a compulsory public hearing should be held for the project-affected people.
According to an assessment report, a large chunk of people from among the main supporting base of the party such as labourers, peasants, and agriculture workers are distancing themselves from party.
His clarification comes right after reports emerged that the Kerala CPM contingent had made discordant noises about the inclusion of the Congress party in such an alliance.
Pinarayi took such a position at the inaugural session by anticipating criticism against the project from delegates belonging to West Bengal and other states.
The general secretaries of both the CPM and CPI stressed on the need for working together to fight against the RSS and the BJP.
Yechury made it evident that an alternative to the BJP would not be complete without the Congress party though it has shrunk to a pitiable state.
The draft report also mentions several failures in implementing the recommendations of the previous Party Congress.
This observation in the draft report, which will be presented by CPM general secretary Sitaram Yechury, is deemed to be a warning to the Kerala unit of the party.
CPM party general secretary Sitaram Yechury demanded the Central government to immediately withdraw the petroleum cess.
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