Draft:Unified Communist Centre Of India

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Unified Communist Centre of India [Abbr. UCCI] is the left communist party in India working among workers and proletariats and it's ideology is Marxist leninist Maoist. And it was founded in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana under the leadership of Prakash. and the monthly magazine of the Unified Communist Centre of India is Marxist Review.

UCCI

Unified Communist Centre Of India is a far left communist party. Its strategy and tactics to achieve political power in India through combining protracted people's war with protracted people's Movement.

On Charumajumdar

Unified Communist Centre Of India proposed that Charumajumdar line of understanding on revolution is correct and his theoretical contribution towards the Indian revolution is materialistic dialectical monism.

Anti Revisionist

Unified Communist Centre Of India was formed by fighting Revisionists in communist revolutionaries. UCCI says Revisionism is universal issue and fighting against Revisionists is permanent.

Class struggle

UCCI suggests that the Only method to capture the political power is class struggle but it says that the armed struggle is part of class struggle. Unified Communist Centre Of India doesn't distinct the class struggle and armed struggle But says Armed struggle is the highest form of class struggle. And Unified Communist Centre Of India proposed that class struggles are of two forms one is strategic class struggle and second is tactical class struggle. It says strategic class struggle is armed struggle and tactical class struggle is mass struggles.

Protracted people's movement

Protracted people's movement is a theoretical synthesis proposed and practicing by the Unified Communist Centre of India which is nothing but application of Marxism-Leninism-Maoism to Indian conditions proposed by comrade prakash

See also

• List of communist parties in India

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