The Left parties today held a meeting to strengthen their unity in a bid to counter what they alleged was a "rise of communalism" in the country and in West Bengal
Kolkata: The Left parties today held a meeting to strengthen their unity in a bid to counter what they alleged was a "rise of communalism" in the country and in West Bengal.
The meeting was held between the 10 constituents of the Left Front in West Bengal, led by the CPI-M, and seven other Left parties SUCI(C), CPI(ML), CPI(ML) liberation, CPI(ML) (Santosh Rana), CRLI, PDS and another Left group.
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"In the wake of the rise of communalism in the country and the state, we feel there is a need to forge a greater Left unity against communalism of all kinds," Left Front chairman Biman Bose said. Bose said that in the second week of November the Left parties would hold a convention against the "rise of communalism in the state".
iCPI-M general secretary Prakash Karat yesterday said efforts were on to bring major Left parties and groups together to strengthen Left unity.
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