A significant meeting of the Communist Party of India (CPI) Block Council was held in Dhautauli. The primary objectives of this meeting were the unveiling of statues of former deceased party leaders and a detailed discussion on the preparations for the upcoming All India Trade Union Congress (AITUC) state conference.

At the outset of the meeting, all present members paid homage to the party leaders who made significant contributions to the party and society. Subsequently, senior party leaders and workers collectively unveiled the statues of the party's founding members and other important personalities. On this occasion, leaders stated that the unveiling of these statues would inspire the new generation and make them aware of the party's principles and values.

Following the statue unveiling, the second crucial agenda of the meeting focused on the preparations for the upcoming AITUC state conference. AITUC, the trade union wing of the Communist Party of India, is soon to hold its state-level conference. To ensure the success of this conference, members of the Block Council deliberated on various organizational aspects. This included delegate participation, financial arrangements, publicity, and the framework of various sessions to be held during the conference.

It was also decided in the meeting that all workers and members would work unitedly to make the conference a success. Party leaders urged workers to enhance public relations and inform as many people as possible about AITUC's objectives and the upcoming conference. Through this meeting, the CPI not only honored its history but also strengthened its future strategies.