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‘India in search for an alternative - UPA is no different from NDA’: Communist Party of India (Marxists)
The Communist led Left Front in India provides the necessary support for the ruling alliance UPA in India. Congress is in power but has to always look behind the shoulders if the Left Front is ok on issues.
Though the Communist Party of India (Marxists) has assured continued support to the Manmohan Government, the draft political resolution that the party is debating during its ongoing 18th congress in New Delhi says the party's goal should be to forge a third alternative.
"The CPI-M reaffirms its goal of forging a third alternative. But it is not an immediate possibility. We should strive for such an alternative by strengthening the party and the Left and rallying other secular non-Congress and non-Bharatiya Janata Party forces on a common policy platform and by having joint campaigns and movements," it says.
Common people in the country are not very happy with BJP or Congress. Both have fallen into the trap of obliging international powers and rich oligarchs of India at the expense of poor farmers in India. The harvest less than satisfactory. And that is fueling further dissatisfaction.
While India is going to launch a probe on the moons surface in the next few years, 94 million Indian homes will stay without electrical power in the remote rural sector.
The poor and neglected people of India in the remote rural sector pay with their toil and hard work pays for the education of those who work in outsourcing firms in Bangalore and Hyderabad. These so called elite “programmers and call center operators” receive their college level higher education almost free and then start working for the Western companies or migrate to Europe or America. They never ever think about those millions who did forego one meal a day to support their education.
It is up to the UPA to ensure that its government has a stable tenure by implementing the pro-people measures as stated in the Common Minimum Program and by maintaining its political cohesion," the draft political resolution from CPI-M pointed out.
CPI-M leaders, who are discussing the performance of the Manmohan government, said the Left parties feel that in essence the UPA coalition pursues the same policies as that of the previous [Atal Bihari] Vajpayee government.
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