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Don't Read CPM Manifesto... Just Listen To It....
By: Tupaki Desk | 1 April 2019 7:07 AM GMT
No need to read the election manifesto now....!! of with long descriptions and multi-page manifestoes....!! Soon, one will have audio manifestoes. All you have to do is to simply lend an ear to the manifesto.
The CPM has now released its manifesto as an audio tape. The manifesto, released on Sunday, will mean that one will have to simply listen to it. They need not worry about going through the text to read it. The tape released by Party national secretary Sitaram Yechuri has criticised the Modi government and said only CPM has the ability to provide an alternative to the BJP.
He said every state will now have state-level manifestoes that will focus on local problems. The CPM manifesto at the national level would focus on removing the BJP from power. " We want a secular government. A secular government is the guarantee for democracy," said Sitaram Yechury. The party is fighting its last ditch battle this time as it is in power in just one state and its fortunes are on the downswing in two other states - West Bengal and Tripura - where it was in power for decades.
The CPM has now released its manifesto as an audio tape. The manifesto, released on Sunday, will mean that one will have to simply listen to it. They need not worry about going through the text to read it. The tape released by Party national secretary Sitaram Yechuri has criticised the Modi government and said only CPM has the ability to provide an alternative to the BJP.
He said every state will now have state-level manifestoes that will focus on local problems. The CPM manifesto at the national level would focus on removing the BJP from power. " We want a secular government. A secular government is the guarantee for democracy," said Sitaram Yechury. The party is fighting its last ditch battle this time as it is in power in just one state and its fortunes are on the downswing in two other states - West Bengal and Tripura - where it was in power for decades.
