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KYKL chief scrutinises revolutionary movement-II
Source: The Sangai Express

Imphal, April 25 2022:
Contd from previous issue

Corruption and injustice are rooted in society as a result of revolutionary groups' anti-revolutionary practices.

It is certainly true that they have engaged in many sorts of corruption, injustice, and wrongdoings to encourage party supporters and build a revolutionary base in society, the KYKL Chairman continued.

In addition, numerous instances of injustice have been committed in the guise of bringing justice.

They acted as counsels for the wrongdoers while sitting in a judge's chair.

Thus, revolutionary organizations and supporters play a critical role in shaping the current society, which is marked by lack of social justice, he remarked.

"We have never fully applied the political, organizational, and leadership method of the mass line, in which we learn from the masses and interpret what we learn via Marxism-Leninism to re-connect with the people so that the masses and revolutionaries can build an inseparable relationship.

The revolutionaries had oppressed the masses for no apparent reason.

They are yet to realize the revolutionary principle of revolutionary people serving as ideal figures for the masses", reads the statement.

The task of transforming new members into real revolutionaries is still not on the correct track.

One of the causes of issues related to maintaining party discipline, organizational instability, and frequent party splits, among other things, is this incorrect method of imparting correct revolutionary doctrines to the new party members, the Chairman said.

There are also a number of flaws in the way organizational structures are built.

It is not an attribute of a revolutionary to come to the conclusion that the revolutionary movement must be abandoned and capitulated to the enemy if the movement moves backwards, rather than sorting out all of these mistaken ideas and practices in order to form a new type of revolutionary party based on correct revolutionary principles.

"We must not, in any case, act in this manner.

It is never too late to turn a revolutionary movement around in the correct direction.

A revolutionary movement that is on the correct path cannot be stopped", the KYKL Chairman asserted.

Annihilation of the revolutionary movement has grave consequences for the indigenous people of the region.

The indigenous peoples of the region are rushing towards extinction.

It is the epochal task of true revolutionaries and revolutionary organizations to ensure the organizations' continuity and consistency, and re-invigorate in order to safeguard the people from such catastrophic situations, he said.

People or organizations that join revolutionary movements when the situation is advantageous to the movement but join the enemy when the circumstance is unfavourable to the movement are not revolutionaries or revolutionary organizations, he continued.

"Given the objective conditions in the WESEA region, we must continue the revolutionary struggle and remain consistent in our commitment to the cause", reads the statement.

Although Hijam Irabot's followers had surrendered to the Indian political structure, he never kowtowed to his enemies, but instead lived in jungles and rugged terrains until the end of his life.

The KYKL Chairman said that 12 years after Irabot's death, a few of his followers set up a revolutionary organization that carried on the Kanglei revolutionary movement to this day and added that the present generation has to follow his footsteps and uphold his revolutionary ideals.

"It is an undeniable objective reality substantiated by both internal and external conditions that if we launch a revolutionary movement in Kangleipak without disrupting the historical trajectory of revolutionary movements in this region, the movement will spread like wildfire throughout the entire WESEA region in no time", it continued.

The above viewpoints have been presented to all revolutionaries and Kanglei people for further debate and discussion regarding its precincts, viability, correctness, incorrectness and limitations, the rebel leader concluded.


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