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This is an archive article published on January 7, 2008

We are misunderstood: CPIM

The CPIM has said it has changed itself with time for which it has often been misunderstood by people and political parties.

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The CPIM has said it has changed itself according to the requirements of time for which it has often been misunderstood by the people and political parties.

8220;We have tried to work with the farmers and the labourers and always tried to uphold their interest. If we analyse, we will find that in last 30 years the party has changed according to the requirement of the day,8221; West Bengal Industry minister Nirupam Sen said.

8220;For this change we have often been misunderstood. I have tried to explain this change and analyse it in my essays,8221; Sen said at the release of his book.

A collection of essays 8211; Bikalper Sandhane 8211; written by the minister was released by CPIM state secretary Biman Bose at the party office in Kolkata.

8220;In this age of liberal economy it is impossible to stand apart and make a way and so CPIM has gone for an alternative economy and politics which is evident from Sen8217;s observation8221; Bose said.

8220;We have our limitations and for that we have often been misunderstood by political parties, including our partners and by the people. These essays will help the people understand how we have worked for the people despite our limitations8221; Bose said supporting Sen8217;s statement.

The book is a collection of 16 essays written by the minister in party papers in the past few years. Apart from that, his lectures at different seminars have also found a place in the collection.

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Published by National Book Agency, the introduction of the book is written by former chief minister Jyoti Basu. Chief minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee was also present on the occasion.

 

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