AAP's Atishi Mourns the Passing of CPI(M) Leader Sitaram Yechury

Delhi Minister Atishi expresses sorrow over the demise of CPI(M) General Secretary Sitaram Yechury, calling it a loss not only for his party but for Indian politics as a whole.

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New Delhi: Reacting to the demise of Communist Party of India (Marxist) General Secretary Sitaram Yechury, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader and Delhi government minister Atishi has expressed her deep sorrow. In her statement, Atishi said that Yechury's passing is a great loss not only for CPI(M) but also for the larger political landscape of India.

“The demise of Sitaram Yechury is very sad not only for CPI(M) but also for the politics of this country. He consistently raised his voice against injustice throughout his political career,” Atishi remarked, underscoring Yechury’s lifelong commitment to social justice and equality.

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Atishi also highlighted Yechury’s inclusive approach to leadership, stating, “He always took everyone along in this fight. He worked to unite the leaders of all parties.” Known for his ability to bridge differences among political factions, Yechury was a key figure in building coalitions and fostering collaboration across ideological lines.

Describing the moment as a significant loss for Indian politics, Atishi acknowledged Yechury’s pivotal role in the political discourse of the country. His tireless advocacy for the marginalized and his principled stands on various issues have left a lasting legacy.

The passing of Yechury marks the end of an era in Indian left-wing politics, with tributes pouring in from leaders across party lines.