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CPI (M) activists stage protest demonstration against deepening crisis
10/14/2019 9:11:41 PM
Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 14:- On the call of five left parties for all India protest against deepening crisis and growing people's Miseries, the Communist Party of India (M) today held one day protest demonstration outside Press Club Jammu.
Led by Sham Parshad Kesar , Regional Secretary hundreds of party activists from different districts were participated in the protest shouting slogans against Modi's government pro-capitalist and distress economic policy.
While addressing the gathering Sham Parshad Kesar said that the Indian economy is in the grip of an extremely serious crisis bordering on a recession.
All evidence including the official data confirms that in almost all sectors of the economy, there is a collapse of demand leading to big cuts in production and unprecedented mounting job losses, women being the worst victims and the Modi government continues to remain ignorant to the problems of growing mass unemployment, underemployment, low wages and income and the deepening agrarian distress he added.
This has resulted in compounding the misery of the large majority of our working people. Instead of addressing these issues the Modi government is seeking to divert people's attention by rousing passion that deepen polarization, he said. The low growth rate of GDP and the lowest manufacturing of Industrial production growth have resulted this economic recession and unemployment has risen to unprecedented levels.
Other spoke on this occasion Sohan Lal & Kishore Kumar, General Secretary and President of J&K Kisan Tehrik, Banarsi Dass Sr. leader of CPI(M), Muzafer Wani Vice President CITU, Nissat Kazi, President Chenab Valley Hydro Power Project Workers Union, Raj Kumar, Bhawan Nirman Kamgar Union - Kathua, Jagdish Sharma, General Secretary, Nirman Mazdor Union-Jammu, Jia Lal Parihar President, Construction Workers Labour Union Kishtwar.
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