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The Hindu
17 hours ago
- Politics
- The Hindu
Left parties take out rally condemning Israel's attacks on Palestine and Iran
A rally was taken out by the Left parties, to condemn the attacks on Palestine and Iran by Israel, from the RTC Complex to the Gandhi statue. The participants raised slogans calling upon the general public to oppose the attacks by Israel and express solidarity with the people of Palestine. CPI State assistant secretary J.V. Satyanarayana Murthy, CPI(M) district secretariat member B. Ganga Rao called upon the public to oppose the capitalistic and tyrannical attitude of America. They said that the rally was organised in response to the call given by the Left parties to hold rallies across the nation to oppose the 'genocide' by Israel. They said that the war during the last 20 months had taken the lives of over 55,000 Palestinians. A majority of them were women and children. They alleged that Israel had deliberately destroyed hospitals, refugee camps and vital installations. It had also attacked a vessel in the international waters. The leaders of the Left parties demanded immediate release of the international volunteers, who were taken captive by Israel. They condemned the USA for trying to fan wars among nations to further its own interests. They said that the Union government should express its solidarity with Palestine. HRF leader V.S. Krishna, CPI(M) leaders P. Mani, Botta Eswaramma, V. Narendra Kumar and CPI district secretary Sk Rahaman were among those who participated.
The Hindu
12-05-2025
- Politics
- The Hindu
CPI leader says alliance government only focusing on development of Amaravati
CPI State assistant secretary J.V. Satyanarayana Murthy on Monday accused the alliance government in the State of focusing on the development of Amaravati alone while neglecting the other regions. Addressing the media, Mr. Murthy ridiculed the government's decision to acquire an additional 40,000 acres of land in the capital region, while 40,000 acres had already been acquired. He also found fault on the allocation of 4,000 acres of land for construction of a new international airport at Amaravati, while the present airport at Gannavaram, which was about 30 km from Amaravati, was already being developed. He questioned the need for a second international airport in close proximity. Similarly, he raised objection over the allocation of 2,600 acres of land for construction of a railway station at Amaravati. The alliance government had declared that Visakhapatnam would be developed as an IT hub for Andhra Pradesh, but now the construction of Iconic Towers was taken up at Amaravati, he said, adding land was allotted to TCS at 99 paise an acre but it remains to be seen as to when they would start operations. Land was allocated to Franklin Templeton in the past and basic amenities were created at a huge cost but the organisation had not even laid the foundation stone, so far, Mr. Murthy alleged. Union Minister of Civil Aviation K. Ram Mohan Naidu had announced that the Bhogapuram International Airport would begin operations in 2026 but the roads linking the airport have not been developed, so far. The Centre has not yet come out with a statement on Vizag Metro Corridor, he said. The CPI leader also alleged that the alliance government was not making any efforts to stall the moves of the Modi-led BJP government at the Centre to privatise Visakhapatnam Steel Plant(VSP). New committee Meanwhile, the 25th Mahasabha of the CPI Visakhapatnam District Council unanimously elected the following persons as office-bearers: S.K. Rahaman – district secretary, K. Satyanarayana and P. Chandrasekhar – district assistant secretaries, and M. Pydiraju, K. Satyanjaneya, R. Srinivasa Rao, M. Manmadha Rao, C.N. Kshetrapal Reddy, K. Vanajakshi and N. Nagabushanam as executive members.
