HISTORY OF COMMUNIST LEAGUE

Communist League of India (Marxist-Leninist), was founded by a faction of Central Organising Committee, Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist)-Ram Nath group on February 20, 1978. CLI(ML) holds that India is a less developed but never the less a capitalist country and so the coming revolution will be a socialist one. Over the years this party got divided into numerous different factions. Now a days the faction led by Ramnath publishes 'Lal Tara' in Hindi. They have a publication called 'Gargi publication'. Another faction has a considerably big publication division operated from Lucknow and known by different names like 'Parikalpana' or 'Rahul' etc. They now a days are trying to build a trade union in Delhi. The third faction,organisationally the largest, operates in Delhi, Gujarat, Punjab, Andhra Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh. This faction is trying to understand the problems of 20th century socialism from critical perspectives.It has published many books including "Globalisation Of Capital". Among the most organized factions of CLI(ML), the fourth faction, is the Re-organizing Committee, Communist League of India (Marxist-leninist). It regularly publishes a party-organ called "Lal Salaam" every six months. This faction is mainly engaged in organizing industrial workers in Northern India.