Honoring Lenin: Revolutionary Spirit That Transcends Centuries

Left parties, notably CPI and CPI(M), commemorated Lenin's death anniversary, highlighting his lasting impact on the communist movement. They praised his revolutionary leadership and theoretical insights, which continue to resonate today. The anniversary serves as a reminder of Lenin's enduring influence on social change and opposition against imperialism and exploitation.

On Wednesday, various leftist political parties paid tribute to Vladimir Lenin, commemorating the 102nd anniversary of his death. Lenin, a paramount figure in 20th-century revolutionary circles, is lauded for transforming Marxism into a force driving social change.

The Communist Party of India (CPI) honored Lenin's enduring influence, highlighting his role in spearheading the movement against exploitation, imperialism, and inequality. The Communist Party of India (Marxist) echoed these sentiments, labeling him the greatest revolutionary of the past century.

In a critical examination of modern political dynamics, CPI(ML) Liberation General Secretary Dipankar Bhattacharya connected contemporary manifestations of imperialism with Lenin's era, suggesting today's political climate is reminiscent of past struggles Lenin faced. Lenin remains a pivotal symbol challenging imperialism's resurgence.

(With inputs from agencies.)