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Questions the rationale behind living under the shadow of colonial rule

Source: IT News

Imphal, October 10 2019: Continue from yesterday issue

Inconclusive issues and matters:

History of the world tells us that making a revolution is not easy task.

Revolutionary movement is very different from the normal life that many lead.

If the necessary ingredients of revolution start lacking, it is natural that the revolutionary will also begin to fade.

Given this, the revolutionary movement and the society have an intimate relationship.

People of Kangleipak faced British colonialism in the 19th and 20th century.

Today, we are facing the colonialism of a sectarian Indian state.

With this situation at hand, India is leading WESEA in an anti-revolutionary path to break the spine of the people of WESEA.

India is cropping up rich contractors in WESEA who serve as compradors to exploit our resources and oppress the people.

In name of trade and commerce, through WESEA illicit drugs and substances are smuggled and the place is being developed as a profitable market for these harmful substances.

Indian armed forces are taking advantage of this situation, using this conflict as a source of income.

It is important that every community native to WESEA must understand this.

WESEA has become a market where the world sell its cheap commodities and has become a transit point for drug trafficking.

Indian military, police, political class and bourgeoise are all involved in this.

When British colonized China, the colonial masters made the Chinese youth addicted to Opium.

The same is happening now in our land.

The newly emerging bourgeois class of WESEA are expanding their interest from the city centre to the outskirts.

They are buying swathes of paddy lands, turing these valuable paddy lands into farm houses, using these places to spread the epidemic of capitalism.

It is made the situation more complicated.

It is same as the anti-revolutionary movement waged by the landlord class of Russia, known as Mir, to dismantle the 1917 Russian revolution.

Indian colonial rule has curbed the educational institutes of WESEA and is oppressing this society.

It is worth mentioning that Hilter's Nazi rule first attacked the educational institutes to oppress other communities.

Colonial India has violated all human rights that people of WESEA deserve till today.

Given this, India figured among countries with most cases of human rights violations in the recent 2019 list of United Nations.

This clearly show India's back rule in WESEA.

India masking herself as a democrary conducts authoritarian rule using AFSPA-1958, Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA)-2019 and National Security Act (NSA) in WESEA.

India has violated the freedom of speech and expression that people deserve.

Representatives of JAC, clubs and meira paibi, who are carrying foward the people's movement, are slapped with criminal cases to silence them.

What has been done to Kashmir is a clear act of Parliamentary Dictatorship.

Kashmiris are now locked inside their homes, children have been detained, students are not going to the schools and there is a ban on media, a war has been waged against the people of Kashmir.

Many countries and United Nation have opposed these measures.

This savage Indian nationalism, democrary and Hindutva, in broad day light, are making attempts to turn WESEA into 'mayang leipak' through Citizenship Amendment Bill.

It wants to turn WESEA into a 'settler colony' with mayang becoming majority in native lands.

What stand we should take:

Indian Occupational Forces have stamped the people under their boots and tortured the people at their gun point.

It has now lasted almost 70 years.

Not only this, their conspiracy to wipe the indigenous communities of WESEA out from the face this planet is now being brought up afresh.

It has come to point where the people of Kangleipak are at verge of being wiped out from history of human civilization.

In order to save ourselves from this devastation, we need to search the basis for our liberation and take the path of national liberation.

In order to liberate our nation, we must wage an armed struggle against the enemy so that we do not get trapped by the enemy.

People of the world will not take the sacrifice of the revolutionaries lightly and history will not forget their sacrifice.

Today, India is playing divisive politics in WESEA in order to ferment tension between different communities.

In the name of development, India is snatching our natural resources and wealth.

Oil, water, power and plants and herbs have been taken away from us using the might of the Indian Constitution.

Given this condition, if we are dreaming of autonomy and share-sovereignty under the India system, it is a huge mistake.

Now, Article 370 has been scrapped from Jammu and Kashmir.

This matter compels us to be careful.

All the communities in WESEA must understand that we will find nothing in the constitution of India which will benefit us.

Communities in WESEA, which colonial India calls Northeast, must come together and collectively fight to regain the freedom that was snatched from us so that we can decide our own fate.

Losing sight at the face of divisive policies of the enemy, differences have emerged between compatriots, tension has been fermented and brothers are fighting brothers in Kangleipak.

All these unbecomings are rotting the roots of our movement against Indian colonialism.

If Indian armed occupation and Hindu cultural domination which has been going on for ages are not resisted, then India will eventually engulf the people of Kangleipak leaving no trace.

Act East Policy, Trans Asian Highway and Railway will serve to wipe the indigenious people of the region out.

With a racist population policy, India is bringing CAB to turn Kangleipak into 'mayang leipak.' The people of WESEA and organisations with the objective of national liberation must face the situation with seriousness.

The people of Kangleipak must abandon the illusion that they will benefit from Indian constitution and we must save our society from the destruction caused by Hindutva.

For this, the only way is to build an independent, progressive and an egalitarian Kanglei society.

In order to achieve this goal, the people from both hill and valley must come together and take part in the national liberation struggle which lies in front of us.

For this, we need to march towards the battle fronts of our revolutionary national liberation movement.

(Concluded) .


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