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CPI-M seeks to unify non-BJP/Cong parties

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Kolkata: The CPI-M on Sunday said it will try to unify non-Congress and non-BJP parties in order to provide alternative policies to the country.

“Right now there is a process of political churning, a process of political alignment and realignment is going on,” party leader Sitaram Yechury said here.

“What shape it will take is a future thing, but what we want is unification of non-Congress and non-BJP parties for providing alternative policies which the country needs,” he added.

He ridiculed West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s call for a Federal Front.

“We have seen such experiments in the past, and they are neither sustainable nor do they inspire people’s confidence.

“May be it’s a ploy to divert attention from her government’s shortcomings or to enhance her importance in national politics,” Yechury said.

He said there were two streams of Left in the country – Communist Left and Socialist Left.

“If these two unite, we can become a potent political force,” he said. “The Left parties are meeting in Delhi in July. We will not only discuss alternative policies with non-Congress non-BJP parties but will announce our policies,” Yechury said. (IANS)

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