Spanish State: Grows the Campaign Against Operation Kagaar
Featured image: event carried out in Badajoz. Source: Servir al Pueblo.
Servir al Pueblo announced that more collectives joined the State Campaign Against Operation Kagaar and the Genocide Against the Adivasi People, including Indian organizations, such as All India Students’ Federation (AISF) – Hyderabad Section (from Telangana) and VISARAM (Revolutionary Writers Association). The list of signatures is as follows:
All India Students’ Federation (AISF) – Hyderabad Section (Telangana State, India)
VISARAM (Revolutionary Writers Association) – India
Africando ONG
Anònims Llibreria-Restaurant de Granollers (Barcelona)
Asociación Cultural «Lo Que Somos»
Support Committee to the New Brazil
Revolutionary Committee of Albacete
Revolutionary Committee of Madrid
Revolutionary Committee of València
Movimiento Antirrepresivo de Madrid
Newpaper «Servir al Pueblo»
Proletariat – Destacamento comunista
Xarxa Roja – Barcelona
Alternative media from the Spanish State also published the statement, such as, Tercera Información, Kaos en la Red, Lo que Somos, Socorro Rojo Internacionalista and Dazibao Rojo.
The State Campaign Against Operation Kagaar and the Genocide Against the Adivasi People carried out an event in Badajoz, the Spanish State, were the ongoing Agrarian Revolution in India, as well as the Indian semi-colonial and semi-feudal reality were explained. The origin and trajectory of the struggle for land was explained, emphasizing the peasant-revolutionary struggles of Naxalbari (1967), which marked a turning point in the struggles of the Indian people. Regarding the present, it was explained that “the ongoing agrarian revolution is a process that goes beyond the seizure, redistribution, and/or collectivization of land; rather, poor peasants are expelling the authorities of Modi’s fascist Hindutva government and establishing their own popular government, their own worker-peasant government. Additionally, the peasant struggle liberates women from feudal tradition and the caste system promoted by big landlords.”
The genocide carried out by the old Indian State was denounced, and afterwards a discussion among the attendee took place. There were comparatives between India and Palestine, denounces to the meeting between the Spanish and the Indian government, and also experiences of the struggle for land in the Spanish countryside were shared.
Servir al Pueblo reports that a leaflet has been made as well as a website:
