Outline History of CPI / भारत की कम्युनिस्ट पार्टी का संक्षिप्त इतिहास : 1925 से 1964

The leadership had no fundamental differences with the CPI. Yet a large section of the party dissatisfied with the revisionism of the CPI was attracted to the Lefts rhetoric. The revolutionary section was determined to follow a revolutionary line different from the parliamentary and class skeptical line and at the same time it was committed to fight against Khrushchev revisionism and to uphold the great proletarian cultural revolution. While the neo-revisionist leadership was trying to pacify them and move swiftly along the parliamentary line in time. Thus he was compelled to put on the revolutionary mask on the one hand and on the other he was evasive on political and ideological issues or remained silent on basic issues so as to throw dust in the eyes of the revolutionary cadre and the public. Keeping the revolution imprisoned within its borders he vigorously competed with the CPI and marched on the CPM parliamentary route. The Naxalbari conflict that erupted on the side of the volcano exposed the revisionist CPM leadership. Though the Naxalbari struggle was brutally suppressed at the behest of the CPM leadership it became the center of mobilization for revolutionary forces across the country and paved the way for the formation of the CPI (ML) its long-standing Breaking the class sectarian and opportunistic history of the CPI leadership it moved towards building and leading a nationwide agricultural revolutionary rebellion.