Reviving Support: CPI(M)'s 'Meyeder Brigade' Empowers Bengal Women

The CPI(M) in Bengal is spearheading 'Meyeder Brigade' to empower women against political adversities, focusing on self-defense, socio-economic upliftment, and expression. The initiative receives enthusiastic participation, particularly from young and marginalized women, amidst criticism of the state's existing welfare projects.

Amid the shifting political landscape of Bengal, the CPI(M) is launching 'Meyeder Brigade' to fortify its support base among women. The initiative aims to address issues concerning their safety and empowerment against the prevailing government forces.

CPI(M) leader Samik Lahiri highlights the brigade's focus on self-defense and socio-economic development, declaring it a stride towards empowering women while navigating socio-political challenges. Enthusiasm surrounding the project from young women and underprivileged segments underscores its impact.

Lahiri criticizes the Mamata Banerjee government's welfare schemes, citing gaps in infrastructure and basic amenities. Despite financial incentives, he argues, the government's failure in education and healthcare support is a growing concern for the populace.