Earlier a public meeting was held at the Puthukkad Center as part of the conference, in which Comrades M K Dasan, PN Provint and KV Purushothaman spoke. Com. N D Venu welcomed and Com A K Chandran gave the vote of thanks

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CPI (ML) Red Star Kozhikode District Conference (in Kerala) was held on 12th July at Payyoli.

The district conference started with the flag hoisting by Com. Pillerikkandi Bhaskaran. The District conference held at Comrades Edacheridasan, Radhakrishnan Palayad Nagar (Kannam Valli Hall, Payyoli, Kozhikode) by party Polit Bureau member Com Kabeer Katlat. The conference elected
presidium consisting of Comrades R K Babu and KV Hariharan and Steering Committee consisting of Comrades AM Akhil Kumar, V.A. Balakrishnan, K. Baburaj and Venugopalan Kuniyil. Minutes panel consisting of Comrades Kuttikrishnan and Ravi was also elected by the conference after the inaugural session. Distric secretary of the outgoing district committee Com Alhil Kumar presented District report. Comrades T.C. Subramanian presented the state report. The discussions on the state and district reports were led by Pilleri Kandi Bhaskaran and P.K. Balakrishnan.
T.T. Vijayan, Kuttikrishnan.K, T. Radhakrishnan and P. Sivadasan.

The district report was unanimously accepted and a new 12-member district committee was elected which elected Com. K. Baburaj as the new district secretary.

The conference elected 14 members from Kozhikode district as delegates to the state conference to be held at Vadakara on August 15, 16 and 17, ahead of the 13th Party Congress.

PB Member Com Kabeer made brief presentation of Party Congress Draft Documents and on the relevance of 13th Party Congress.

Through an important resolution, the district conference called Kerala Government to immediately stop the disastrous Tunnel Route Project. The landslide in Kallady and the subsequent loss of human lives are indications that the tunnel project extending from Kakkadampoyil to Meppadi is turning into a ‘disaster route’, and the possibility of further landslides and landslides cannot be ruled out in this extremely environmentally sensitive area, so the CPI-ML Red Star Kozhikode District Conference demanded that the government immediately withdraw from this project.

The conference also adopted resolutions such as the government withdrawing from the PM Shri scheme, taking urgent steps to stop price hikes, and immediately resolving the acute traffic problem related to the National Highway.

The conference was concluded by lowering of the party flag by the newly elected District Secretary Com K Baburaj amidst enthusiastic Communist Internationale sung by the delegates.

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Com. Fahim Sarfarosh Elected New State Secretary

The two-day 5th State Conference of the Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) Red Star, Madhya Pradesh, concluded successfully in Sehore on July 18–19, 2026. Held under the slogan “Workers and oppressed people of the world, unite!”, the conference elected a new 7-member State Committee, which elected Comrade Fahim Sarfarosh unanimously as the new State Secretary of Madhya Pradesh. Additionally, five delegates were elected for the 13th Party Congress scheduled to be held in Raichur (Karnataka) from September 16 to 20.

Inaugurating the conference, Party Politburo member Comrade Tuhin stated that the fascist RSS-BJP regime in the country is trampling upon the rights of minorities, Dalits, and Adivasis through pro-corporate and divisive policies. He emphasized the need to strengthen the communist movement to combat this. In his welcome address, outgoing Secretary Comrade Vijay Kumar described Madhya Pradesh as the most brutal laboratory of corporate plunder, where water, forests, and land are being handed over to Adani and Ambani for a pittance. The conference deliberated upon and approved the state political-organizational report. Furthermore, in-depth discussions were held regarding the Central Committee’s draft documents, including the Party Programme, Party Constitution, the Path of Revolution, and the political resolution.

Resolutions were unanimously passed against the anti-people policies of the fascist BJP government; these demanded a halt to the corporate plunder of water, forests, and land and the conspiracy to hand over Singrauli mines to Adani, as well as the cancellation of destructive nuclear power plants and the Ken-Betwa project. A resolution was adopted to safeguard the rights of workers and farmers by demanding a legal guarantee for Minimum Support Price (MSP) based on the Swaminathan Commission recommendations, the scrapping of the four pro-corporate labour codes, and the implementation of a minimum monthly wage of ₹28,000. Furthermore, a struggle was announced against Manuvadi oppression—specifically demanding the removal of the hold on the 27% OBC reservation—and against the hike in social security pensions to ₹3,000, the exploitative imposition of smart meters on the public, and the lack of rehabilitation for those displaced by the Indira Sagar project. Immediate demands were also raised to halt fascist attacks on minorities and the unilateral “bulldozer terror,” as well as to oppose the divisive Uniform Civil Code (UCC).

The resolutions strongly demanded an immediate halt to the corporate-driven privatization, marketization, and communalization of education, and the complete cancellation of the destructive nuclear power plants being imposed in Madhya Pradesh. There was fierce condemnation of the corporate plunder of water, forests, and land—specifically regarding the Ken-Betwa Link and Ganjal-Moran projects—as well as the brutal displacement of Adivasis in the name of tiger corridors and sanctuaries, and the ongoing state repression of local populations. A firm revolutionary pledge was taken to organize a struggle against the suppression of democratic voices—citing the illegal arrest of activist Amit Bhatnagar (who led the fight against the Ken-Betwa Link project), the forced abduction of Sonam Wangchuk, and the fascist police crackdown on student movements—and to deliver a befitting response to every oppressive attack by the regime by taking to the streets.

Upon accepting this new responsibility, the newly appointed State Secretary, Comrade Fahim Sarfarosh, pledged that the new state committee would mobilize the state’s exploited and oppressed sections—including Adivasis, Dalits, women, minorities, and workers—to build a broad-based mass resistance on the streets against Sanghi fascism and pro-corporate policies. We will take the message of the Party’s General Conference to every village and settlement in the state.

Finally, Comrade Tuhin, a representative of the Central Committee, congratulated the new committee. The conference concluded with a vote of thanks by the Presidium and the singing of the revolutionary ‘Internationale’.

Yours sincerely,

Vijay Kumar
State Committee Member
CPI (ML) Red Star, Madhya Pradesh
Contact: 9981773205, 7400780480

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The fifth West Bengal State Conference of CPI (ML) Red Star was held on 25th and 26th July, 2026, in Gazole town of Malda district. It was the first state conference after the split took place four years back which caused severe damage to the state party. Due to the split almost all party workers except five members left the party following a treacherous leadership. Since then a patient rebuilding started and as a result some comrades who left earlier came back to the party. The Malda district committee along with its secretary Com Chandrakanta Das came back to the party and as a result the Malda district committee was rebuilt following the rebuilding of the Kolkata district committee.

The conference discussed the entire process of rebuilding and our past mistakes of pampering compromises with the erstwhile immoral leadership which helped them to fall into the illusion that they were above the party and led to eventual split. The conference also discussed the present political situation of the state involving the conditions which helped the fascist BJP/RSS to capture the state government. Our activities during the last four years were also discussed and necessary strategic and tactical steps in the changing situation of the state were discussed as well.

Fifteen members participated in the conference where the State POR and four central draft documents were discussed. A five member state committee was elected with Comrade Sankar as secretary.

In the inaugural programme comrades from CPIML and CPIML ND were present and spoke.

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​Leftists Need Deeper Self-Introspection and United Movements for People’s Victory Against Fascist Rule: P. J. James

​Sankar Inquilab Elected as the Odisha State Secretary along with 11-Member State Committee

The two-day 8th Odisha State Conference of the CPI (ML) Red Star was successfully held at the Lohia Academy in Bhubaneswar on 28th and 29th July. Senior party leader Comrade Batakrushna Rout hoisted the party flag to begin the state conference proceedings. The conference commemorated all martyrs and Comrade Charu Majumdar as his Martyrdom Day was coincided with the first day of conference.

​The open session, organized under the presidency of Party State Secretary Comrade Pramila, commenced with a welcome address by Professor Swadhin Pattanaik.
General Secretary of CPI (ML) Red Star, Comrade P. J. James, inaugurated the session and explained the relevance of the 13th All-India Congress of the Party which will be held in Raichur, Karnataka, from September 16 to 20, 2026.
​In his address, he stated that in the 21st century, the authoritarian rule and fascist attacks of the RSS-BJP are covertly shrinking all democratic rights of the people. While election and parliamentary systems exist under this regime—which has seized power from the streets to the state—it works solely for the interests of capitalists by sacrificing the welfare of the general public. To counter this, he called upon all communist parties to engage in deep self-introspection and lead popular movements firmly to guarantee the people’s victory.
​On the first day’s inaugural session, congratulatory messages for the success of the conference were delivered by: Judhistir Mohapatra (State Secretary, CPI-ML Liberation)
​Srikanta Mohanty (State Secretary, CPI-ML)
​Suresh Panigrahi (State Secretary, CPI-M)
​Sankar Dasgupta (State Secretary, SUCI-Communist)
​Dr. Prasanta Mishra (State Secretary, CPI)
​Jyoti Ranjan Mohapatra (General Secretary, Forward Block)
​Prof. Bijoy Bahidar
​Biswapriya Kanungo (Human Rights Activist)
​Narendra Mohanty (‘Anti-Fabricated Case Campaign’)
​Ranjana Padhi (Social Activist)
​Sudhir Pattnaik
​Sukru (Rationalist )
​Lenin Mohanty
​Abhiram Mallick and Rumita Kundu
​Tuna Mallick (State Secretary, Adivasi Bharat Mahasabha)
​Bichitra Patra (State President, TUCI)
​P. Parvati (State Secretary, Odisha MGNREGA Workers’ Union)
​Radharani Maharana (State Secretary, All India Revolutionary Women’s Organization – AIRWO)
​Hena Barik (President, Basti Suraksha Manch)
​Shankar Inquilab (State Secretary, Krantikari Krushak Sabha)
​In the delegates’ session, the state political and organizational report alongside 4 central draft documents were presented and discussed. Comrade Shankar, Politburo member of the Party, presented the path of revolution in the Indian context in a compelling manner.
​The conference concluded successfully with 7 resolutions passed. Notable among these were resolutions demanding that the Phulbani Medical College be named after Kandha rebellion hero Chakara Bisoyi, and demanding the immediate resignation of the Education Minister along with the withdrawal of all textbooks due to unforgivable errors in the syllabus.

​The conference elected 11 member State Committee which elected elected Sankar Inquilab as its Secretary. The new state secretary expressed confidence that the new state committee will work dedicatedly to address every issue in the state and build popular movements. Politburo member and beloved slum-dwellers’ leader Comrade Pramila called for intensifying the struggle to ensure 600 square feet of land near homesteads for slum dwellers, thanking everyone who contributed to the success of the conference.

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The 4th Punjab State Conference of CPI (ML) Red Star concluded successfully at Tarksheel Bhavan, Barnala on 12th July 2026. The conference called upon all party members and democratic forces to make the 13th Party Congress, to be held at Raichur, Karnataka, from September 16–20, 2026. As part of the preparations for the Party Congress, conferences are being organized at all levels, from the grassroots to the state level. The Punjab State Conference was held as part of this countrywide process.

The conference was inaugurated by Comrade Tuhin, Polit Bureau Member of CPI (ML) Red Star. Following the homage to the martyrs and the hoisting of the Red Flag, the proceedings were conducted by the presidium comprising Comrade Labh Singh, Comrade Gurtej Singh Kheenwa, Comrade Kulwant Kaur and Comrade Baljit Kaur. Comrade Vijay, Polit Bureau Member, also addressed the conference.

During the inaugural session, greetings and messages of solidarity were conveyed by Comrade Narayan Dutt, President of Inquilabi Kendra Punjab; Comrade Khushiya Singh, District Secretary of CPI; veteran Left leader Comrade Raj Kumar Mehta; and Dr. Gagan Sharma of Bhagat Singh Vidyarthi Manch, Patiala. Comrade Nakshatra Singh, a member of the State Committee, presented revolutionary songs. The conference held in-depth discussions on the State Committee’s political-organisational report, the updated Party Programme, the updated Party Constitution, Path of Revolution, and the Political Resolution.

The conference resolved to build in Punjab a broad front against the RSS-Manuvadi Fascist–Corporate Alliance, described as a subordinate ally of US imperialism, and to launch a powerful anti-fascist movement.

An eight-member State Committee was elected unanimously, with Comrade Labh Singh elected as the State Secretary. The conference also elected six delegates and two observers to represent Punjab at the 13th Party Congress in Raichur.

The conference unanimously adopted six resolutions. The first demanded justice for the victims of brutal police repression during the Khalistan movement. The second condemned the killing of three Indian sailors by the US Navy and the inhuman deportation of Punjabi and other Indian migrant workers from the United States, while also condemning what it described as the fascist Modi government’s subservience to US imperialism in both matters. The third expressed support for the demands of the Samyukta Kisan Morcha (SKM) and opposed the four pro-corporate Labour Codes. The fourth demanded the withdrawal of the VB Ramji Scheme, restoration of the MGNREGA programme, guaranteed employment for 365 days a year, and a minimum daily wage of ₹800. The fifth opposed the imposition of majoritarian “bulldozer rule” by the fascist RSS-BJP regime. The sixth demanded that discrimination against Punjab in the sharing of river waters be ended and that the state receive its just and rightful share of water.

The conference was attended by representatives of revolutionary Left, progressive and democratic forces from across Punjab, along with leading cadres of the Party and its class and mass organisations.

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CPI (M.L) Red Star Andhra Pradesh 3rd State Conference was held grandly on July 25-26 at the “Srikakulam Struggle Martyrs’ Venue” [District Retired Revenue Officers’ Building] in the district headquarters of Parvathipuram.

A procession of hundreds of activists from all parts of the state proceeded from Belgam Parvathipuram Railway Station to the conference venue. Party General Secretary Comrade P.J. James, Party State Secretary Comrade Kollipara Venkateswara Rao, Polit Bureau members Comrades Mannava Hari Prasad and Comrade Saurav, along with secretaries from various districts of the party: Comrades Thota Jeevana (Parvathipuram), Dola Shankara Rao (Srikakulam), Bhimavarapu Subba Rao (Prakasam), Devatoti Veeraswamy (Bapatla), Gurrapu Shala Ramanaiah (Palnadu), Venigalla Pushpalata (Guntur), Madakam Ramanna (West Godavari), and District Mahila Sangham leaders Comrades Nanduri Radhika Kumari and Veerelli Sara, among others led the procession.

The revolutionary tribal folk performing artists troupe was also accompanied the procession.

Parvathipuram has a great history of revolutions and sacrifices. It is the land of the Srikakulam struggle in which over 400 revolutionaries were martyred. It is also the place of the world-famous Parvathipuram Conspiracy Case with over 150 accused and more than 1,000 witnesses. It is in this Parvathipuram that CPI (M.L) Red Star has set foot and is moving forward building the revolutionary movement.

The public meeting was held at the Retired Revenue Officers’ Office premises under the chairmanship of Party District Secretary Comrade Thota Jeevanna.
Reception Committee Chairman and prominent lawyer Vavilapalli Kumaraswamy gave the welcome address.

Party General Secretary Comrade P.J. James delivered inaugural address and State Secretary Comrade Kollipara Venkateswara Rao, Polit Bureau members Comrades Mannava Hari Prasad and Comrade Saurav, secretaries from various districts, and other women leaders also addressed the public meeting.

Delivering the keynote address at the public meeting chaired by Comrade Thota Jeevana, Party All-India Secretary Comrade P.J. James explained with examples the threat posed to the Indian Constitution by corporate saffron fascism and by the RSS-BJP and Hindu fundamentalist forces. He said that the BJP and the Narendra Modi government at the center have been violating the Indian Constitution every minute for the last 12 years by enacting many draconian laws and reducing Parliament to a mere formality. He stated that this is not traditional fascism like that of Germany’s Hitler or Italy’s Mussolini, but a different “neo-fascism” being followed by Narendra Modi. As a junior partner to America’s Trump, Modi is running the administration in India with bias toward Ambani and Adani. Therefore, he called for resisting and defeating this new kind of corporate saffron fascism.

The delegate session started on the second day. The conference elected the Presidium of Comrades Thota Jeevanna, Bhimavarapu Subba Rao, and Venigalla Pushpalata and Steering committee of Comrades Mannava Hari Prasad, Kollipara Venkateswara Rao, and Dola Shankara Rao. A minutes committee of B.T. Naidu and Gujja Janardhan also was elected.

Comrade Thota Jeevana delivered the presidential address on behalf of the Presidium. CPI (M.L) Red Star General Secretary P.J. James said that unity among communist parties in the country is essential to resist corporate saffron fascism.

As the inaugural event of the second day’s delegates’ session, State Secretary Comrade Kollipara Venkateswara Rao hoisted the flag. Speaking at the delegates’ session that followed, he said that unity among communists in the country is urgent.
After that, the Secretary’s Report was presented. 17 members participated in the discussion on the state Report.

Com P J James presented the draft documents of the Central Committee for 13th Party Congress followed by general discussion among the delegates.

Several resolutions were passed in the delegates’ session. These included: completing pending projects in the state; continuing Visakhapatnam Steel Plant in the public sector; allocating special funds for the development of North Andhra and Rayalaseema districts; giving half the share of Godavari KG Basin gas to the state; distributing government wasteland to the poor; and completing the Tarakarama Theertha Sagar, Janjhavati, Jamparlakota, and other projects in North Andhra districts. All the resolutions moved in the delegates’ session were unanimously adopted by all party delegates.

Following this, a new State Committee was elected. The conference unanimously elected as State Committee members: Comrades Kollipara Venkateswara Rao, Mannava Hari Prasad (Guntur), B. Subba Rao (Prakasam), Jonnakuti Venkateswara Rao (Eluru), Madepalli Venkata Ratnam (Eluru), Thota Jeevanna (Parvathipuram), Venigalla Pushpalata (Guntur), Dola Shankara Rao (Srikakulam), Nanduri Radha Kumari (Srikakulam), Garugubilli Sooraiah (Parvathipuram), Madakam Ramanna (Eluru), Veeravalli Sara (Guntur), Devatoti Veeraswamy (Bapatla), Gurrapu Shala Ramanaiah (Palnadu), and others.
Members from Visakhapatnam, Anakapalli, Alluri Sitarama Raju Manyam District, Vizianagaram, and Anantapur districts will also be inducted into the State Committee.

Comrade Mannava Hari Prasad was unanimously elected as CPI (M.L) Red Star State Secretary by the newly elected state committee.

Speaking after being elected as the new State Secretary, Comrade Mannava Hari Prasad said that CPI (M.L) Red Star will expand at the grassroots level in Andhra State and will organize movements in solidarity with the people to resolve their problems.

Finally, the newly elected Secretary Comrade Mannava Hari Prasad lowered the hoisted the Red Flag, and the conference concluded with the singing of the International.

The two-day conference was held with great enthusiasm.

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Communist Revolutionaries in India are observing 28 July as Martyrs Day, the day when Comrade Charu Majumdar, the first General Secretary of CPI (ML), was martyred under police custody in 1972. It was in accordance with the perspectives of developing peasant struggles put forward by Comrade Charu Majumdar that the historic Naxalbari Struggle took place in May 1967, leading to the formation of CPI (ML) in 1969.

Red Salute to Martyrs !
Resist and Defeat RSS Fascism !
Down with Imperialism !
Strive for People’s Democracy and Socialism !

CPI (ML) Red Star

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The conference adopted the below resolutions:
Scrap the Anakkampoyil-Kalladi twin-tunnel road project,
Set up the Wayanad Medical College on government land in Madakkimala,
Take over all the foreign-owned, illegal plantations and progressively re-constitute them in the joint ownership of landless plantation workers, and give adequate farmland to Adivasi-Dalit people,
Withdraw the anti-worker Labour Codes,
Withdraw the National Education Policy (NEP-PMSHRI) which implements Manuvadi-Corporate-Fascist policies, and others.

The conference elected
11-member District Committee and that committee elected Com.K.V. Prakash as District Committee Secretary. The conference also elected delegates to the State Conference.

State Executive Committee Member K. Baburaj addressed the conference and greeted the newly elected committee.

The proceedings of the conference were presided over by the presidium comprising comrades P.T. Premanand, Biji Lalichan, P.M. George & KV Prakash.

Minutes were recorded by comrades M.K. Shibu and A.V. Balan. The conference concluded as Com. Biji Lalichan lowered the flag.

K.V. Prakash
Secretary
District Committee
CPI(ML) RED STAR
Wayanad
9400560605

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