Yechury announced that the CPI(M) will be releasing eight more pamphlets in the run-up to these elections. All the pamphlets have been devoted to expose the four themes on which the BJP had been harping, before it came to power and during its 13 + 4 months of rule hoodwinked the electorate on its slogans - Liberation from Bhook, Bhay, Bhrashtachar, and the strengthening of national security. The CPI(M) Polit Bureau member informed that these pamphlets were being translated in all the languages, to make the people of the country aware of the threat posed by the BJP, which was running with the hares, while hunting with the hounds. In addition to these ten pamphlets, the Party will release another supplementary set, which would be detailing the BJP misdeeds comprehensively. The first title of that series will be - BJP's Assault on Education and Educational Institutions.

Sitaram Yechury said that the BJP was challenging the basic fundamental tenet of the country's constitution - secularism, and the reiteration of this party's adherence to communalism, has come from one of its general secretaries. He maintained that minus communalism, there was no political space for the BJP, and whatever the NDA manifesto may say, this party stood for its hidden communal agenda.

On being repeatedly questioned about the failure of seat adjustments between the RJD and the CPI in Bihar, Yechury said that he was hopeful of a settlement taking palce. He pointed out that the senior CPI leaders were not in Delhi, and after their return, the CPI(M) would talk to them in an effort to resolve the crisis.