People's Democracy(Weekly Organ of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) |
Vol. XXXVI
No. 30 July 29, 2012 |
Central Committee Communiqué
The Central Committee of the Communist Party of
THE Central
Committee considered a
report submitted by the Polit Bureau on the prevailing
situation in Kerala and
Party related matters there.
The Central
Committee noted that V S
Achuthanandan, member of the Central Committee had made
certain statements
publicly criticising the state leadership of the Party and
taken some steps
which have provided opportunities for the political opponents
to attack the
Party. After the discussion, V S self-critically told the
Central Committee
that some of his remarks and actions were incorrect and could
have been
avoided.
On this basis, the
Central Committee
decided to publicly censure V S Achuthanandan for his wrong
remarks and for
violation of the basic norms of the Party. The Central
Committee expects V S,
the senior most leader of the Party in Kerala, to act in such
a manner which
will help the Party to unitedly face the current situation.
The Central
Committee noted that the
brutal murder of T P Chandrasekaran is being utilised to
conduct a concerted
campaign against the Party. The Central Committee condemned
the efforts of the
UDF government which has directed the police to falsely
implicate Party leaders
and cadres in this case. The Party has already declared
that it is not
involved in the murder of Chandrasekaran and had strongly
condemned it. The
Party does not believe in the elimination of political
opponents.
The Party will
conduct an enquiry
into the matter to ascertain if there is any involvement of
anyone associated
with the Party in this incident. As stated earlier, firm
action will be taken
if anybody is found to be involved from the Party and any
wrong trend, if it
exists in the Party, will be put down firmly.
The Central
Committee asked the
Kerala state committee to take appropriate action in the
matter concerning M M
Mani, former secretary of the Idukki district committee of the
Party.