Communist Party of India (Marxist–Leninist) Liberation

When you look at the mechanics of this, when individuals disappear into the administrative system for hours without any official confirmation, it creates a massive political vacuum, and we saw opposition figures immediately stepping into that void.

The CPIML Liberation issued demands for the immediate release of Dipke, Bora, and everyone else detained.

You also had CPIM Rajya Sabha MP John Britas getting involved.

He demanded basic accountability, calling on the Delhi police to officially and publicly disclose exactly where these protesters were being held.

The organisational bridges between these movements already exist the samyukta kisan mocha a coalition of over 400 farmers unions formed in 2020 has called nationwide mobilization from the 26th of november calling for rejection and repeal of free trade agreements including the proposed india u.s trade deal opposing electricity privatisation, opposing the four labour codes, demanding a legal minimum support price for government crop procurement and backing student demands, calling for accountability in national testing, compensation for affected student families and changes to central education policies.

In July, three communist parties, CPI, CPIM, and CPIML, Liberation, all agreed to deepen coordination across the trade union, peasant, rural labour and women's movements.

Student and unemployed youth should be drawn into such an approach.

It is inevitable that the Hindutva forces will attempt to divide this nascent mass movement along caste and religious lines.