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Lutera Bharat Choro" movement was celebrated by the Communist Party of India (Marxist) [CPIM] in Tripura.

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On the historic day commemorating the British departure from India, the Lutera Bharat Choro" movement was celebrated by the Communist Party of India (Marxist) [CPIM] in Tripura. This event took place in conjunction with their Labor Union and Farmers Union, showcasing a united effort to mark this significant milestone in India's struggle for independence.


The CPIM-led celebration aimed to honor the sacrifices made by countless freedom fighters who contributed to India's liberation from British colonial rule. The term "Lutera Bharat Choro" translates to "Thieves of India, Leave!" and encapsulates the sentiments of a nation that had endured colonial exploitation and oppression for generations.


The participation of the CPIM, along with its Labor Union and Farmers Union, highlighted the party's dedication to workers' rights and the well-being of the farming community. By joining in the commemoration, the CPIM emphasized its commitment to the principles of social justice, equity, and anti-imperialism.


The event likely featured various activities such as speeches, cultural performances, and discussions that shed light on the historical significance of the day and the role played by ordinary citizens in achieving India's independence. This celebration not only paid homage to the past but also served as a reminder of the ongoing struggle for justice and equality, resonating with the CPIM's ideological foundations.


In essence, the "Lutera Bharat Choro" celebration orchestrated by the CPIM in Tripura, in collaboration with their Labor and Farmers Unions, reaffirmed the party's dedication to the spirit of Indian independence and its ongoing efforts to address the concerns of the working class and rural communities.

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