CPI-M to contest on 12-15 seats in Gujarat
Wednesday October 31, 2012 09:57:07 PM,
IANS
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Shimla: The Communist
Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) will contest on 12-15 seats in
Gujarat in December, party leader Sitaram Yechury said Wednesday.
Yechury was here to canvass for CPI-M candidates for the Nov 4
polls. He said the CPI-M had succeeded in giving a "credible third
alternative" to the people in the hill state.
"The CPI-M has succeeded in Himachal with like-minded parties to
give a third alterative. We will strive hard to fill the void
created by the Congress and the BJP," he said.
Yechury was non-commital on supporting the Trinamool Congress'
decision to bring a no-confidence motion against the United
Progressive Alliance on issue of allowing foreign investment in
retail trade.
"The TMC says something and does something else," he said.
The CPI-M has fielded 23 candidates in Himachal Pradesh.
In May, the CPI-M scripted history by winning the top posts of the
Shimla Municipal Corporation, one of the country's oldest civic
bodies.
Himachal Pradesh has also emerged as one of the fastest growing
areas for the CPI-M's youth wing, the Students Federation of
India.
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