The upper number is the highest I could find, so it likely is a margin lower.
While :ukkk: newspapers title:
- Low turnout for India’s national two-day strike as 50 million join protests notes about repression of the strike are only afterthoughts:
The states of Kerala and West Bengal banned government employees from joining the strike, and Maharashtra invoked an emergency law banning the 80,000 workers in its power companies from striking.
The Polit Bureau of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) congratulates the working class for the successful 48-hour general strike held on March 28-29. Millions of workers responded to the call given by 10 Central Trade Unions and various sectoral federations.
Note: The 250 million number got removed from the original article I found it in.
The strike follows the 2020 general strike which might've been the largest in history till that moment
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WSWS writes:(I don't remember if the wsws was okay Yeah they aren't: https://hexbear.net/post/184287/comment/2302253)
Millions of Indian workers to join two-day general strike against Modi’s ruinous pro-investor policies
Going to have to rectify what you're saying. CPI(M) split from CPI after the Sino-Soviet split in 1967. Kerala haven't had uninterrupted CPI(M) rule. The won in the late 60s and 80s but it's only recently that they have enjoyed uninterrupted success in Kerala. West Bengal(1977-2011) and Tripura(1978-2018) are the ones who won their state election uninterrupted.
Hello again, my old friend, the stupidest event in human history.
The most radical factions from Congress Socialist Party that controlled Kerala split from the party and then they split again from the now effectively defunct CPI iirc. For all intents and purposes the most left wing faction of these parties have been in power for a long time.