Italy - Settimana internazionalista a sostegno della guerra popolare in India - "I popoli per vincere hanno bisogno del Partito comunista e della guerra di popolo"

Comunicato del PCm - Italia

Contro l’imperialismo le sue crisi, le sue guerre, i suoi crimini, il genocidio in atto in Palestina, i proletari e masse popolari lottano, resistono, si ribellano in ogni paese del mondo.

I comunisti internazionalisti appoggiano la lotta, la resistenza delle masse contro l’imperialismo sempre, oggi in particolare il popolo palestinese.

Ma i comunisti sanno bene che contro i governi, Stati assassini, contro l’imperialismo le masse possono vincere solo se li sconfiggono politicamente e militarmente.

Senza un partito comunista le masse non possono vincere contro l’imperialismo e i regimi ad esso asserviti. Senza una guerra di popolo, fatte dalle masse, per le masse, sotto la direzione proletaria e comunista, l’imperialismo può essere ostacolato, combattuto, attaccato, ma non si può vincere.

Per questo i comunisti sono a fianco dei partiti comunisti autentici che dirigono una guerra di popolo antimperialista. Questi sono i nostri primi compagni, ad essi siamo collegati, con essi dobbiamo condurre la battaglia comune.

Questa via è alternativa all’imperialismo realmente e può vincere.

Noi come comunisti internazionalisti sosteniamo la guerra popolare in India e il Partito Comunista dell’India maoista, da cui abbiamo tanto da imparare, sia pure in un contesto diverso dell’India.

La battaglia ideologica, politica, organizzativa a sostegno della guerra popolare e del PCI (m) è parte indispensabile dell’azione per fare la rivoluzione nel nostro paese. Se non si comprende questo, se non si comprende l’importanza dell’internazionalismo, si fa del riformismo, dell’economicismo, del nazionalismo inevitabilmente perdente e nocivo.

Ciò che accade in India, tra le più grandi nazioni del mondo, in cui vivono quasi 1,5 miliardi di persone, e dove è in atto la più grande guerra popolare del mondo, ha importanza per tutto il mondo, per i rapporti di forza delle masse e dei popoli contro l’imperialismo

Da qui la ragione, l’interesse dei proletari e dei popoli di ogni paese, del nostro paese alla vittoria della guerra popolare in India e al suo concreto sostegno.

La guerra popolare in India oggi è considerata un nemico principale dallo Stato indiano e uno dei nemici principali dall'imperialismo in generale. La sua avanzata rappresenta un cambiamento dei rapporti di forza nel mondo tra reazione, moderno fascismo e rivoluzione, tra marcia verso una nuova guerra mondiale e la guerra rivoluzionaria dei proletari e dei popoli per un mondo liberato dall’orrore.

Non ci può essere partito rivoluzionario d'avanguardia nei paesi imperialisti senza essere oggi in legame reale con la guerra popolare in India; non è un legame di sola propaganda ma di solidarietà militante, nel fuoco della lotta di classe in stretto legame con le masse.

Per questo abbiamo promosso e sosteniamo il Comitato si sostegno alla guerra popolare in India, le sue campagne e la campagna internazionale e internazionalista in corso; in legame con la mobilitazione in solidarietà col popolo palestinese e la sua resistenza, per cui il Partito Comunista dell’India (maoista) è in prima fila.

La strada per la rivoluzione nei paesi imperialisti è difficile e complessa, e il lavoro è solo all'inizio. Ma la crisi dell'imperialismo e le tormente delle masse in lotta ci dicono che bisogna osare.

La guerra popolare in India ci chiama ad un salto di qualità per dare una risposta rivoluzionaria nel nostro paese come in ogni paese imperialista in crisi in cui le masse si ribellano e lottano.

Partito Comunista maoista - Italia

For international week 7-12 avril - Solidarity with the Revolutionaries in India!

On behalf of the MLKP, we extend our solidarity to the dedicated revolutionaries of India during the international and internationalist action week of the year-long campaign in support of the people's war in India.

Through massacres, forced deportations, murders of villagers and indigenous people, social activists, and revolutionary leaders, as well as the persecution of journalists and human rights defenders, the fascist Hindutva regime in India is attempting to defeat the revolutionary movement and crush the just demands of the people. Backed militarily and with intelligence by US imperialism, the collaborationist Indian state, now under the leadership of the Hindufascist Modi, uses special military operations such as the counterrevolutionary Operation Kagaar to achieve its aims.
Over the past 15 years, the fascist Hindutva Indian regime has intensified its repression and liquidationist attacks against revolutionary, democratic, and progressive movements. Dignified people who dare to raise their voices against military repression and the killing of thousands of indigenous people in the zones where the CPI (Maoist) operates are branded as “urban Maoists” and arrested under special laws. We once again commemorate revolutionary intellectual Dr. G.N. Saibaba, who lost his life on October 12th after years of imprisonment in brutal conditions that severely deteriorated his health.

The methods of counterrevolutionary attacks against the CPI (Maoist) and the People’s Liberation Guerrilla Army (PLGA) are well known to revolutionaries across the world. These methods are being intensified from Kurdistan and Turkey to the Philippines and India to smother the revolutionary flames and with it, the hope for a dignified, free life without exploitation and oppression. The CPI (Maoist) resists these attacks combatively, inspiring revolutionary fighting spirit and resistance morale worldwide.

Long Live Prof Saibaba! 'He who defied Death'

 

He Who defied Death- a tribute to the life and times of Professor Saibaba’ is a testimony that the state did not incarcerate Saibaba just to supress his actions, but to isolate him from the buoyant world of struggle-Harsh Thakor

‘He Who defied Death- a tribute to the life and times of Professor Saibaba’, comprises a series of tributes to late Professor Saibaba. In this book the reflections on Saibaba’ s martyrdom has come from a broad range of democratic quarters or and individuals of our society

They verify that Saibaba remains an everlasting icon of people’s resistance and an essential chapter of not only the ongoing struggles against imperialist forces but the Indian Revolution as a whole

The chapters testify that Saibaba even after his death, will inspire future generations until imperialism and feudalism is completely extinguished. They are a testimony to Saibaba’s dedication to give birth to an alternative social economic order which is human, equal and just, professing unwavering faith in the toiling people. They reflect that the state did not incarcerate Saibaba just to supress his actions, but to isolate him from the buoyant world of struggle that was erupting amidst considerable tones of adversity.

The main theme or common ground unravelled here is his rural background, his mother’s anxiety and polio attack crippling his body, his relentless quest for education, his resilient dedication for revolutionary change, the movements he steered and, the boundless courage of his endeavours, decade of his deteriorating health and incarceration and the neo-fascist character of the state.

This work will turn into milestone of historical importance, and will turn into a source of inspiration for future generations and not only shape the currents social and political happenings. Overall, the book is manifestation of how lives are shaped by history and their contributions to creating history. It illustrates how memories of some figures live as beacons of the era they lived.

Summary of various writers

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His work since 1990, movements he planned, unified struggles he organised and his crystallisation into major leader was elaborated by K.Ravi .Chander ,co-convenor of Forum against Repression in Telengana..He traced and dissected Saibaba’s endeavours right from the birth of his political voyage. He highlighted Saibaba’s childhood and education, formative political years in Hyderabad university in the 1990’s, Sai’ s role in shaping All India Peoples Resistance Forum and Revolutionary Democratic Front, leading Joint action Committee for Democratic Rights in Andhra Pradesh to protect rights of prisoners, integrating with mess workers to voice injustice meted on them in the Central Institute of English and Foreign languages, International Seminar on Nationality Question, Separated Telengana movement,, Warangal declaration to achieve Telangana statehood, creation of Anti Imperialist front to defeat liberalisation and globalisation, which terminated in the formation of Mumbai Resistance in 2004, campaign for release of political prisoners ,Ranchi declaration proclaiming struggle against displacement, resistance against Operation Green Hunt ,Step to target and supress Saibaba ,banning RDF, campaign against Urban Naxals, poems from jail , and why he was one of India’s most persecuted prisoners since 1947.

Most fittingly Ravi Chander reflected that Saibaba was multifaced personality, being a poet, academic, intellectual, activist, strategist, and skilled organiser. He characterised him as an evergreen warrior unhindered by physical boundaries, constituting an important chapter of the Indian Revolution.