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Prakash Karat, the interim coordinator of the Communist Party of India (Marxist), has highlighted the need for the Left to strengthen its unity and challenge the growing influence of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). In a recent interview, Karat emphasized that while the Left talks about fighting the BJP and RSS, it often focuses on electoral battles without engaging in broader cultural and social spheres where RSS operates effectively. This gap, Karat suggested, must be addressed for the Left to successfully counter Hindutva nationalism.
Karat pointed out that the BJP government, under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, represents a powerful Hindutva-corporate nexus closely allied with US imperialism. He criticized the government for displaying "neo-fascist characteristics" by systematically targeting minority communities and undermining democratic institutions. In this context, Karat emphasized the imperative of Left unity to resist what he termed "Hindutva neo-fascism" and build a democratic alternative to the BJP-RSS regime.
Karat noted that the RSS has a strong presence in cultural and social spheres, which is crucial for its expansion and influence. He questioned the Left's strategy, asking why it doesn't engage similarly in these areas to counter RSS ideologies. Karat highlighted the need for the Left to understand and address these cultural dimensions to effectively challenge the BJP's electoral successes.
Karat emphasized that electoral battles should be the culmination of broader social and political movements. He suggested that the Left needs to rethink its approach, focusing on creating a broad platform for all secular opposition parties. This would involve not just seat-sharing agreements but also a programmatic basis for alliances, something that may not be feasible with the Congress due to differing economic policies.
The CPI(M) aims to increase its independent strength by expanding its grassroots presence. Karat underscored the importance of working among various social groups and understanding new forms of capitalist exploitation, especially in rural areas. This involves engaging with believers to clarify that the Left is not against religious beliefs but against their political manipulation.
Karat also expressed solidarity with international causes, condemning Israel's actions in Gaza and advocating for a more independent foreign policy. He criticized Modi's government for its alignment with US interests, particularly under the Trump administration.
Karat suggested that the Congress, as the largest opposition party, should take the initiative in forming a broad platform against the BJP. However, he clarified that the CPI(M) cannot form an alliance with the Congress due to fundamental differences in policy, though tactical cooperation to consolidate anti-BJP votes is possible.
As the political landscape in India continues to evolve, Prakash Karat's call for Left unity against the BJP-RSS is both timely and crucial. The CPI(M) aims to play a pivotal role by strengthening its presence and forging alliances with other secular forces to counter the perceived threat of Hindutva neo-fascism. This involves a comprehensive strategy that addresses both electoral and socio-cultural dimensions, ensuring that the Left can effectively challenge the dominant ideologies in India.
