Thursday, October 25, 2012

Strike against government's economic politicy organised from PCI maoist India

El Partido Comunista de la India (Maoísta) convoco hoy una Banth (huelga) contra la política económica reaccionaria del gobierno central de la India, especialmente contra la subida de precios del combustible gasóleo, el gas de cocina y otros productos básicos.

 
En Odisha fueron cortadas las carreteras y como consecuencia de ello quedo bloqueado el tráfico de vehículos comerciales.

 
Vida normal se vio afectada en el área de Narayanpatna del distrito de Koraput y área de Kalyansinghpur del distrito de Rayagada por los árboles talados por los rebeldes maoístas en las para cortar las carreteras en algunos lugares. 

 "Los maoístas han talado árboles en algunos lugares de la zona de Kalayansinghpur por primera vez", dijo Vinod Lakra, un oficial de policía de la región. 

 El Comité de área de Kashipur-Niyamgiri del Partido Comunista de la India (Maoísta) ha distribuido carteles y pancartas en áreas apelando al pueblo para oponerse a la política económica del gobierno central.

India Memorandum against repression of worker’s movement in Haridwar


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October 22, 2012--There was a protest demonstration at Uttarakhand Bhawan on 20th October 2012 against repression of worker's movement , particularly against registration of false and fabricated F.I.R. against 32 workers related with Inqulabi Mazdoor Kendra who were participating in a peaceful rally organized after completion of their 2 day long 3rd Conference in Haridwar. Activists of different organization gathered at Uttarkahand Bhawan and submitted a memorandum to Resident commissioner demanding quashing of fabricated FIR. They also demanded judicial inquiry in registration of false FIR and punishment to officer involved in imposing the said false and fabricated FIR. Activists of Inqalabi Mazdoor Kendra , Krantikari Lok Adhikar Sangathan, Krantikari Naujawan Sabha, Mehnatkash Mazdoor Morcha, Mazdoor Patrika, Pragatisheel Mahila Ekta Kendra & others were present their. A gate meeting was also organised where in speakers emphasized on fight against onslaught of indian state against workers and poor masses. Copy of memorandum given to the R.C. Uttarakhand is given below.
MEMORANDUM Dated: - 20.10.2012
To:  The Resident Commissioner, Uttrakhand Bhawan, New Delhi
Subject: - Memorandum against repression of worker's movement and registration of false and fabricated FIR against workers and activists at P.S. Ranipur Haridwar.

We the undersigned organizations/ individuals have come to oppose the repression of workers and rampant violation of worker's as well as common citizen's democratic and fundamental rights by Uttarkhand Police.
Uttarkhand Government is adamant to repress the worker's movement. They want to kill the worker's unity at nascent stage and for that purpose resort to illegal use of police force and other administrative machinery. On 15th October 2012 a false and fabricated F.I.R. bearing no. 321/2012 at p.s. Ranipur has been registered.
The local administration as well as concerned police authorities was aware that on 14th and 15th October, 2012, 3rd Conference of Inqlabi Mazdoor Kendra was going on in Haridwar, Uttarakhand. At the end of the conference a procession was taken out from Chinamay Degree College to Rawali Mahdood village and written intimation dated 05.10.2012 regarding this procession was also given to the SDM Haridwar10 days in advance. (Copy Enclosed).
The said application was forwarded to SHO Ranipur with direction to do the needful, however on instructions of authorities at state level, a forged and fabricated F.I.R. No. 321/2012 U/S 147/341/447/505 I.P.C. as well as under 7 criminal law amendment act was registered against 32 named persons and 150 unknown. It is pertinent to mention here in that several persons who were not present in the conference or even few are those who never visited Haridwar have been named in F.I.R. with ulterior motive to crush the worker's movement at nascent stage.
There is state offensive against the general masses as well as working class of the country, who are prone to state repression. The worker's right is being violated rampantly by the state machinery. Labor department has become defunct institutions and labor laws gets place in books of law only for record.
The incident of 15th October is one stark example of worker's repression. On 15th October when the activists and members of Inqulabi Mazdoor Kendra came out with the procession namely Majdoor Adhikar Jagrukta Rally in a peaceful manner, police registered a false F.I.R. against them.
We are living in a democratic country. Holding meetings, taking out processions, organize conventions, make slogans and protest in peaceful manner is democratic right of Indian citizen. Article 19 of The Indian Constitution makes guarantee to the freedom of speech & expression as well as freedom of association and assembly in peaceful manner as fundamental right. In the incident cited above, local police have crossed the limit by registering false and fabricated case against innocent citizens of India violating their fundamental right. The Uttarakhand Government as well as Indian state has failed to protect the rights of its citizen, particularly of those which comes from vulnerable sections of the society.
We undersigned organizations/individuals feel that the police had lodged entirely false and fabricated FI.R. against the activist and members of Inqlabi Mazdoor Kendra . We also condemn this police action on the innocent members and the activists of Inqlabi Mazdoor Kendra.
We demand that:-
(1) F.I.R. No. 321/2012 registered at P.S. Ranipur , Haridwar, uttarakhand against workers, activists and members of Inqlabi Mazdoor Kendra be quashed immediately.
(2) Police officer be punished for lodging a false and fabricated F.I.R.
(3) Stop repression of worker's movement.
(4) Restore worker's right.
Inqalabi Mazdoor Kendra
Krantikari Lok Adhikar Sangathan
Krantikari Naujawan Sabha
Mehnatkash Mazdoor Morcha
Mazdoor Patrika
Pragatisheel Mahila Ekta Kendra
PDFI
RDF
Radical Notes
Shramik Sangram Samiti
Sanhati-Delhi
Shramik Duniya
Students For Resistance
Vidyarthi Yuvjan Sabha
Workers Unity Trade Union

Nepal: seeds of a new people’s army

The first convention of the National People’s Volunteers (NPV), a mass fighting force and serve-the-people volunteer organization, has taken place, as thousands of revolutionaries marched through the streets of Kathmandu. The NPV was first formed by Comrade Biplab, a leading members of the Nepali Maoists who has been articulating a program for the continuation of the revolution in Nepal. At this meeting, the leadership of the NPV was transitioned from Biplab to Deepak Chalaune, a former Division Vice Commander of the People’s Liberation Army, an army that now has been dissolved by counter-revolutionary forces in Nepal.
Thousands of former People’s Liberation Army fighters are flocking to the new National People’s Volunteers. Kiran, Chairman of the Communist Party of Nepal-Maoist declared at this meeting “this very team will hold up the weapons once again if needed,” and demanded that the ruling Bhattarai government of Nepal fulfill a 70 point demand list the Nepal’s revolutionaries have placed on this regime.
Thanks to Bikkil Sthapit for these photos.

revolutionary proletarian feminist mouvement Italy support international conference india 24 november Hamburg

l 24 Novembre si terrà ad Amburgo la Conferenza internazionale promossa dal Comitato di sostegno alla guerra popolare in India.  L'Mfpr in occasione dell'8 marzo di quest'anno ha dedicato di questa giornata alle migliaia e migliaia di donne indiane in prima fila nella guerra popolare, e sarà presente ad Amburgo.
In India, paese definito "la più grande democrazia del mondo" l'uguaglianza tra uomini e donne è solo sulla carta perché nella realtà di tutti i giorni le donne subiscono una pesante oppressione, di classe, di genere, feudale/religiosa, di casta di lunga durata: dai matrimoni forzati sin dall'età dell'adolescenza, alle violenze domestiche, alla negazione del diritto alla proprietà della terra, alle forme di quasi schiavismo per le vedove… nelle zone rurali e interne, alle condizioni di pesantissimo sfruttamento delle donne della classi più basse nelle fabbriche dei centri urbani per non parlare del dilagante sfruttamento della prostituzione al servizio sempre più esteso anche del turismo sessuale dei cosiddetti uomini borghesi "civili" dei paesi occidentali, assecondato  dal governo reazionario indiano, per soddisfare i loro sporchi piaceri pagando gli stupri perfino sulle bimbe.

Arundathy Roy, famosa scrittrice indiana sostenitrice del movimento antiglobalizzazione e dei diritti delle donne,  nel suo reportage "Nella giungla con i maoisti" parla anche delle  donne  molto spesso  vittime di violenza sessuale da parte dei militari governativi che si servono dello stupro come arma di repressione di stato, esercitando una violenza spietata contro le donne, e in particolare contro le compagne maoiste. Ma per tantissime donne la violenza e gli stupri subiti sono diventati la leva per ribellarsi ad un sistema di profonda oppressione; esse si sono unite alla guerra popolare trasformandosi, con la guida cosciente del patito comunista indiano maoista,  in combattenti che stanno in “prima linea” nella lotta rivoluzionaria, molte donne oggi hanno ruoli di dirigenti nella guerra e nel partito in cui come scrive la stessa Arundathy lottano anche al suo interno "… non solo per affermare i loro diritti ma anche per convincere il partito che l'uguaglianza tra uomini  e donne è al centro di un ideale di società giusta" . Le donne  in lotta nella guerra popolare sono un forte esempio per la lotta del movimento delle donne in ogni parte del mondo contro questo sistema sociale che ci vuole oppresse e subalterne, che anche in un paese come il nostro, imperialista e capitalista, ci vuole riportare indietro in un moderno medioevo, lo si vede dagli attacchi che subiamo quotidianamente (lavoro, violenza, diritto di aborto…).

MFPR Italy

Wednesday, October 24, 2012

works of Siraj Sikder in bangladesh

Dear Comrades,
Our website is continuing the process of English translation of works of comrade Siraj Sikder that was initiated by PBSP MUG before.
Find the link.
http://www.sarbaharapath.com/?p=171
And also the document is attached.
With MLMist greetings from Bangladesh!

Tuesday, October 23, 2012

India: “Now, Maoists writing kids’ textbooks”

India: “Now, Maoists writing kids’ textbooks”

[The Gondi dialect was long kept in unwritten form by the British colonial empire and this continued to be the practice of the "post-independence" Indian state.  Maoists took up the challenge, and produced a written Gondi language and a literacy program along with it.  Now the state repressive forces are, they say, SHOCKED to discover children's books in Gondi.  See, below, an earlier news report on Maoist educational programs. -- Frontlines ed.]
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Ejaz Kaiser, Hindustan Times
Raipur, October 22, 2012
Chhattisgarh police found something out of the ordinary during a recent raid at a Maoist camp in Abujhmad forest: Primary-level textbooks for children. Police fear the books — which cover subjects ranging from social studies to mathematics — are being used by Naxals to teach Maoist propaganda to children in the area.
“We only had sketchy inputs about Naxals teaching their doctrines. This is the first time primary-level books have been recovered in Bastar zone”, Narayanpur superintendent of police Mayank Shrivastava said.
The books, mostly in Gondi dialect, are published by the education wing of the Dandakaranya committee of CPI (Maoist), and narrate the ‘struggle’ of the rebels.
http://www.hindustantimes.com/StoryPage/Print/948296.aspx 
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My Book Is Red

The word is Revolution. Maoists give a leg up to tribal languages.
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secours rouge arabe pour la journèe internationale pro georges abdallah