MOGA, Sept 26 — Thousands of activists and supporters gathered at the local grain market as the Communist Party of India (Marxist–Leninist) New Democracy hosted a massive regional rally to mark the martyrdom anniversary of left-wing leader Baldev Singh Mann.
Addressing the extensive gathering, political speakers and frontline activists issued a collective call against expanding socio-political intimidation, affirming that public resistance remains vital to safeguarding constitutional rights and federal principles. Party leadership declared that rural communities and working-class segments face increasing economic pressures under current central governance.
Key discussion points centered on protecting Dalit rights, preserving state autonomy, and raising procedural concerns regarding the ongoing Special Intensive Revision of electoral lists. Organizers maintained that systemic administrative shifts continue to disproportionately impact vulnerable populations across agricultural and industrial belts.
Rally coordinators affirmed that tribute gatherings for former leaders serve to reinforce ongoing ideological struggles, asserting that grassroot mobilization will intensify across state districts to address land rights, labor security, and civil liberties.
