Prakash Karat has accused the Modi government and Trump of promoting far-right ideologies, linking India’s foreign policy to oppression, particularly through support of Israel. He warns of growing neo-fascist tendencies in India and criticizes the Congress Party for undermining CPI(M)’s stance against these ideologies.
Prakash Karat, the CPI(M) Politburo coordinator, has criticized the Modi government and former US President Donald Trump for promoting ‘far-right’ ideologies. During a state party conference, he labeled Trump as an imperialist keen on expanding American global dominance, while referring to Modi’s administration as a ‘Hindutva Corporate regime’ with ‘neo-fascist’ traits.
Karat’s remarks emphasize his concerns about the alignment of India’s foreign policies with the far-right ideologies of the US and the corresponding risks involved. He warns that failing to challenge neo-fascism may lead to its escalation into full-blown fascism, while also calling out the Congress Party’s approach in Kerala.
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