IMPHAL, Dec 27 : The 83rd anniversary of the establishment of the Communitst Party of India was held today at the Irawat Bhawan in Imphal organised by the agitation and propaganda department of the party.
Several dignitaries were present at the function including M Ibohal, chairman of the control commission of the CPI, P Parijat, health minister, L Iboyaima, state secretary of the CPI, B Sharma, state secretariat member of the CPI, N Mangi, MLA and state secretariat member of the CPI, Dr. M Nara Singh, state secretariat member of the CPI, Dr. H Borajao, MLA and Dr. U Deven, MLA.
Speaking at the inaugural function, L Sotinkumar, the assistant secretary of the CPI Manipur informed the gathering that the Communist Party of India was founded on December 26, 1925 in Kanpur with Hasrat Nishani as the chairman of the party.
The reason behind the forming of the party was to force the Britishers to leave India, he said.
According to Th Tomba, ex-minister and state executive member, Gandhiji believed that the Britishers were the most civilized but after the Jallianwala Bagh massacre Gandhiji changed his opinion and said that only socialism would do the work and not the Britishers. He also condemned the killings of Chauri Chaura.
Kh Surchand, state executive member of the CPI said that before the formation of the CPI the Congress had a big image but not afterwards.
Health minister P Parijat released a book named `Bharatta Communist Party` written by Th Yaiskul, a state executive member of the CPI, on the occasion.
The minister also mentioned the 1925 Kanpur conspiracy case and how the Communist Party of India was formed with the objective of removing all the Britishers from India.
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