Martyr’s day Candle light gathering
and commemoration function SFI
Pondicherry Central University.
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their
fearless spirit of patriotism, but in their clear vision of the people’s
emancipation from the social and economic maladies that had gripped the life of
the majority. They rightly believed that without working class playing a leading
role, the struggle against imperialism will become a futile exercise that won’t
solve the issues of the majority. Bhagath Singh and his Comrades represented the
revolutionary stream of the Indian national movement that strove to throw the
class exploitation and religious divisions along with the foreign rule.
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Today
when the world capitalism has taken its new form and the economic domination of
the imperialist powers over the world is ensured through trade treaties and neo-liberal
economic policies, we realize that our country is still in the hook of
imperialism. And also the Indian government is acting as a puppet in the hands
of America and turns a blind eye towards the continuing invasions of U.S. that
have been murdering millions of people across the world. The majority of the
Indian population including peasants and workers are living under deplorable
living conditions when a privileged few stands to gain at their expense.
religion is a tool in the hands of
the fascist forces who are dreaming of the reign of the country in their hands.
It is in this background that the vivid memory of Bhagath Singh and his
comrades becomes more relevant. It is ridiculous that the Hindutva fascists who
spread hatred among the people and exercise the divisive politics are
projecting Bhagath Singh as their hero. A fighter of his strong conviction and
unflagging secular spirit can never be allowed to be utilized by the communal
forces for their divisive agenda. So it becomes our duty and responsibility to
uphold the values of Bhagth Singh and his comrades and fight all forms of exploitation
and resist communalism from creeping into the secular fabric of the nation.
Com. Bhagath Singh ;A fight to be
continued..!
March 23 marks the 83rd of a courage and
political determination that imparts everlasting and never-dying energy in
fighting every machine of torture and exploitation. When Bhagath Singh, Sukhdev
and Rajguru embraced gallows on 23rd March 1931 the people of India
was struggling to get their neck out of the clutches of British Imperial rule.
The significance of Bhagath Singh and his comrades lies not alone in
Caste continues
to be a torturing machine in our country and
Inquilab
Zindabad! SFI Zindabad!! Student Unity Zindabad!!!
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