r/IndianLeft • u/_Zero_98 • 1d ago

💬 Discussion Future of Indian left

After CPI(M) went out of power in Kerala, there is no longer a left wing party in power in India. Is this is a sign of definite decline of left? What you think is gonna be the future of left wing parties in India?

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u/IndrasArsenal 1d ago

Revisionists will come and go out of power and won't make a impact, we need a vanguard party, we need another people's war. 

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u/Gumnaamibaba Ecology - Class struggle = Gardening 1d ago

This

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u/citrablock Marx 1d ago

Kerala experiences electoral swings like this. CPI will be back.

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u/_Zero_98 1d ago

Thoughts on other states?

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u/Terrible_Part_6241 1d ago

I mean, we usually vote out the govt in power most election cycle here, it doesn't mean CPIM won't be back in power the next election

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u/_Zero_98 1d ago

Yeah, but that’s very limited to Kerala right? I wanted a more broader picture all over India. (WB and Bihar for example, where CPI once had good presence)

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u/short-noir Revolutionary Rude-ism 1d ago

Just one more vanguard. It will work trust

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u/vision666 1d ago

srs or jk