West Bengal Assembly Elections: A Crucial Struggle Against Corporate Power and Exploitation

Sridip Bhattacharya feels that the West Bengal assembly elections are very important in every sense. The assembly elections in West Bengal are going to be the stage of the struggle of the left for the self-interest of the working people against the extreme right. In this election, the Left Front has joined this electoral struggle by further increasing the Left Front and adding secular and democratic forces. The BJP, the TMC and the Congress have also joined this electoral arena. The CPI (M) and the Left have joined the state assembly elections with the aim of fighting against the two extreme right-wing forces led by the RSS, the BJP and the TMC, respectively. The RSS-BJP has been ruling the country under the leadership of Narendra Modi for almost 12 years, after 11 years of Hindutva and corporate alliance. The power and exploitation of the corporates have increased manifold. At present, more than 300 large corporate families in India, each with assets worth millions of crores of rupees. Over 142 crore Indians are victims of extreme inequality. The lack of poverty, malnutrition, lack of housing, lack of education, lack of health services, etc. continue to push the Modi government's'Code of Conduct'on the backs of the country to suppress and suppress the rights of the people.