CPI(ML) Liberation to leverage education reform drive to reach young voters in Bihar, UP
The CPI(ML) Liberation party is launching a month-long campaign in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh to advocate for education reform and engage young voters ahead of upcoming assembly elections. The party aims to highlight infrastructure gaps and criticize the BJP-led government's implementation of the National Education Policy.
Why it matters
This campaign represents a strategic effort by opposition parties to mobilize youth demographics around systemic social issues like education to influence electoral outcomes.
The CPI(ML) Liberation is to launch a one-month campaign seeking reforms in the education sector which will begin in Patna with a public meeting on September 6. It will highlight issues ranging from inadequate school and college infrastructure to concerns over the implementation of the National Education Policy (NEP).
Primarily focused on Bihar, and Uttar Pradesh, party campaigners will travel extensively across the region to establish contact with young voters ahead of the Assembly elections in the State scheduled for early next year.
Party General Secretary Dipankar Bhattacharya said the focus on the two States stems from what he described as the continued neglect of the education sector by BJP-led governments.
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