国际共运Communist Alliance

The video starts with several hindi- & english-language posters and pamphlets, calling upon the revolutionary movement to intensify the people's war against the old order and its escalation of genocidal violence under Surajkund-»Kagaar«, as well as affirming the party's adherence to Marxism-Leninism-Maoism, the revolutionary & scientific class-ideology of the proletariat, and the Indian Revolution's place within the World Proletarian Revolution.

At around 1:21, the march starts, being shown from various perspectives to exemplify its strength and the extent of mass participation. Participants, shouting revolutionary slogans for the advance of the Indian NDR and against reaction, can be seen with numerous red banners and posters, many of which are pasted at trees all around the protest route. Members of the Chetna Natya Manch (CNM), the movement's cultural brigades, in their green & red cloth besides traditional drums, increase the masses' energy.

At 5:35, viewers will see the beginning of the meetings' cultural performance, conducted by precisely these comrades from the CNM, singing local tunes in their native language, imbued with their revolutionary message. Reaching 7:17, the focus shifts towards an uniformed comrade's speech for the occasion, followed by a theatrical performance starting at 8:55, connecting portrayal of serious events of the people's struggle with few humouristic tones to ridicule the reactionary ruling classes.

At 10:49, the CNM initiates another cultural program with revolutionary music, filling the day's descend into evening, and culminating into the event's most remarkable aspect; at 12:18, the masses and its revolutionary forces start to put the very effigies of the reactionary ruling classes which they carried during the march in place and proceed to burn them down in a display of defiance. As Ambedkar said; »we made a bonfire of it because we view it as a symbol of injustice under which we have been crushed for centuries.«

One by one, the masses use the very flame with which they burned to ashes their tormentors' images, to conduct a final, impressive torch march, contrasting the forest-night's darkness with dozens of lights. Under the echo of renewed revolutionary slogans, and the call to participate in the struggle for a new world, to destroy capitalism-imperialism, the march thus finds its successful conclusion.
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Naxalbari's spark continues to set fire to the enemy, continues to serve as a light, guiding the path on which today's and future generations will struggle. As for the revolutionary struggle itself: It will continue unabated — Until Liberation, Until Communism!

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In addition, political and social workers, people's artists and students also participated in the meeting. The meeting began with the recitation of the Holy Qur'an by Hafiz Saeed, District President of Pakistan Mazdoor Kisan Party, after which Ahsaneen Sadiq presented Manzoor Niazi's famous »Naat Kadoon Makke Ge Capitalism Ya Rasool Allah«, with the progressive religious figure Shaukat leading a prayer, after which all the participants recited the International Workers' Anthem in Punjabi under the initiative of Nasreen Majeed Yusuf and Tashfeen Majeed. During the meeting, the Azadi Tehreek leaders Saeed, Bibi Rani, Khalid, Nadeemullah, Ibtisam, Dildad Sahutra and Shaukat, joined by Professor Omar Ali, and Asghar Shaheen, along with other labor leaders including Mian Shahbaz, Abdul Rauf Ansari, Rana Azeem, and Allah Rakha from Faisalabad, Muhammad Ali from Chakku Mor, and Yousuf from Pattoki, addressed the gathering accordingly.

In addition, the Bhutta Mazdoor poet Munawar Dewana recited his poetry, and the Pattoki Group led by Rehmat Ali Shakir, which also included Amanat Ali, Sindhu Patuwala, Malik Ghulam Hussain, and Muhammad Tufail Raza, presented revolutionary songs and poems. Ashraf Sheikh, a long-time activist of the struggle of the Bhutta Mazdoor & Muslim Sheikh community, as well as Bhutta Mazdoor Movement activist and teacher Baji Catherine also presented revolutionary poems. At the end of the program, Sangat Theater and Mazdoor Kisan Party colleagues Muhammad Naqi, Umar Zamran, Laiba Akram, Laiba Qutb and Muhammad Naeem Ansari, who came from Lahore, presented a revolutionary play, after which Asghar Shaheen, Convener of the Organizing Committee of the Azadi Tehreek (Punjab), thanked all the participants and outlined the action plan for the intensified struggle of the coming days against the bonded labour labor enforced by NGOs that profit in its name and the imperialist, feudal and bureaucratic capitalist system that sustains it.

The Azadi Tehreek shall strike the final blow to the inhuman tradition of bonded labor in Pakistan — Inquilab Zindabad!

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