Communist Party of India (Maoist) and Maoist Communist Party Manipur have agreed to unite in Struggle and fight Against Indian State.
A press statement signed by Comrade Nonglen Meitei, Secretary Publicity and Propaganda, Maoist Communist Party, Manipur said that Communist Party of India (Maoist) and Maoist Communist Party Manipur had declared a joint statement signed by Comrade Arun, International Department of CPI (Maoist) and Comrade Ngamtaaipa Meitei, International Department of Manipur Maoist to “Unite in struggle against the Indian state” on 26th January 2015.
The statement also said that in India, national liberation movements are continuing in Kashmir, Assam, Nagaland and Manipur. The protracted people’s war continues to rage in Central and Eastern India and is now opening up a new front in the South West. Various people’s struggles against imperialism and the reactionary ruling classes are also surging forward. India forcibly maintains the oppressed nationalities under its hegemony. Not only does the Indian army of occupation crush their just demands with utmost brutality, they have been pitting one section of the people against the other to drown their just struggles in oceans of blood. This is to be seen in Nagaland, Manipur, Assam, Kashmir and Central and Eastern India. Naga regiments are deployed in the latter against the people’s war and Indian Army is deployed in Nagaland, Manipur, Assam, Tripura and Meghalaya to suppress the national liberation movements.
The recent visits of the Indian Prime Minister to various countries in Asia and hobnobbing with US andother imperialists are new steps to preserve and consolidate its political and economic hegemony in South Asia region, contending with China. Barack Obama, the US President, comes as chief guest for the Indian expansionists’ show off parade of the 26th to promote this and tighten US control. The Indian expansionist state backed by world
imperialism, particularly US imperialism, constitutes the common enemy of the peoples of South Asia.
State violence in India is institutionalized through constitutional immunity to the police, the paramilitary and the army. The most notorious form of this is the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (1958).
The people of Manipur, Nagaland, Mizoram, Assam, Tripura, Meghalaya and Jammu Kashmir have been for long victims of the Indian state’s counter insurgency operations. Thousands have been killed by the heartless Indian armed forces. In Manipur alone, according to rough estimates, eight thousand nine hundred and eighty three beloved people have been killed, under the AFSPA. The sixteen lakh indigenous population in Manipur live under the Jackboots of one lakh Indian armed forces killers equipped with sophisticated weapons.
