Line of CPI(M) On The United Front
The Central Committee of the CPI(M) met in Calcutta between April 10 and April 16, 1967. At the meeting the line towards the United Front governments in West Bengal and Kerala was discussed. A the strategy approved by the meeting outlined that "The UF government that we now have are to be treated and understood as instruments of struggle in the hands of our people, more than as Governments that actually possess adequate power, that can materially and substantially give relief to the people. In clear class terms our party's participation in such governments is one specific forms of struggle to win more and more people and more and more allies for the proletariat."
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