All these parties would also help Left trade union bodies to make the nationwide September 2 strike against the BJP for its anti-people policies, successful.
After a meeting of the 17 Left parties at the CPI(M) state headquarters here, Left Front chairman Biman Bose said they were extending support to a march by the Leftist peasants' organisations on August 10 to Nabanna, the state secretariat, to protest against "anti-people policies of the Mamata Banerjee government."
The CPI(M) and the Left Front have managed to convince a number of Naxalite factions like the CPIML (Liberation) and Communist Revolutionary League of India (CRLI) to join them in organising movements against both Narendra Modi and Mamata Banerjee governments.
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