Maharashtra Assembly Elections 2014

Organise to defeat the anti-worker, anti-peasant, anti-social and anti-national course of globalisation through liberalisation and privatisation!

Let us organise to become the rulers and transform society!

Statement on Maharashtra Assembly Elections – Central Committee of Communist Ghadar Party of India, 27th September, 2014

Assembly elections for the states of Maharasht

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Discussion organised by Lok Raj Sangathan

What should people do in the face of the dangerous course of the economy?

Lok Raj Sangathan’s meeting on 28th September on the subject, “The dangerous course of the Indian economy: what should people do?” drew a large number of workers, students, women and activists. More than 200 people, including a large number of youth, participated in the meeting.

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Support the NLC Contract workers Militant Strike!

NLC located 200 KMs from Chennai, operates the largest open-pit lignite mines in India, presently mining 24 MT of Lignite and has an installed capacity of 2,740 MW of electricity. It is part of Profit making Navratna group of Public sector Companies.

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Kashmir Devastated by floods

The people of the state of Jammu and Kashmir are facing the brunt of unprecedented floods.  Lakhs of people are marooned on the roofs of their homes, as the river Jhelum and its tributaries have overflown their banks and much of the Kashmir Valley is submerged under water. A week after flooding began, news reports indicated that over two thirds of Srinagar is under water.

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Dangerous strategy of the bourgeoisie behind the “Make in India” call

Finance capital would invest further in India only if its investments are going to fetch big returns. Finance capital moves into those countries or sectors of the economy where it can secure maximum capitalist profit through the exploitation, ruin and impoverishment of the majority of the population, through the enslavement and systematic robbery of the peoples and, lastly, through wars and militarization. It would invest in India if its calculations show that by investing in India, it could earn higher profits than if it invested elsewhere. This would be its motivation, not the well-being of the Indian people

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