A SOCIAL CHANGE  RESOLUTION MARCH TAKEN OUT

A SOCIAL CHANGE  RESOLUTION MARCH TAKEN OUT

30-OCT-ENG 47

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

ARA------------------------On the occasion of the 15th death anniversary of Mr. Ramnaresh Ram, the great hero of social change, founder of CPI(ML) and three-time MLA from Sahar (now Tarari), the CPI(ML) organized a 'Parivartan Sankalp Yatra' from Ekwari to Sahar.

At the conclusion of this approximately 12-kilometer long foot march from Ekwari via Perhap, Rajdev Nagar, Khaira, Karwasin to the memorial site of Mr. Ramnaresh Ram in Sahar, the CPI(ML) also released the 'Parivartan Sankalp Patra' for the 2025 assembly elections through a public meeting.

CPI(ML) General Secretary Dipankar Bhattacharya, senior leader Swadesh Bhattacharya, former MP Rameshwar Prasad, State Secretary Kunal, Ara MP Sudama Prasad, Karakat MP Rajaram Singh, AIPWA General Secretary Meena Tiwari, and All India Alliance candidates from Ara, Agiaon, and Tarari, Qayamuddin Ansari, Shivprakash Ranjan, and Madan Singh Chandravanshi, respectively, led the program.

The march began with flag hoisting, wreath laying, and tributes to all the martyrs of the CPI(ML) movement at the Martyr Master Jagdish Prasad Memorial in Ekwari. The march reached its destination with the resounding slogan "Change the Government, Change Bihar."

Addressing the Parivartan Sankalp Yatra, which was organized after flag hoisting, wreath laying, and tributes to Com. Ramnaresh Ram Memorial on the banks of the Son River in Sahar, Dipankar Bhattacharya said that Com. The fight for social change, which began in the 1970s under the leadership of Ramnaresh Ram, Master Jagdish Mahato, Rameshwar Yadav, and Bootan Musahar, continues to progress today.

He said that Mr. Ramnaresh Ram served as the MLA of Sahar (now Tarari) from 1995 to 2010 and leader of the CPI(ML) legislative party. His commitment, struggle, and honesty towards social change are an example for all of us.

He said that under Mr. Ramnaresh Ram's leadership, a relentless struggle against feudalism was waged. Today, feudal forces, led by the RSS-BJP, are attempting to impose fascism on the country by allying with corporate capitalism. On this occasion, we must reaffirm our resolve to thwart this attempt.

He said that the BJP is continuously attacking the Constitution and, like the entire country, is bent on turning Bihar into an Adani laboratory.

He said that on this occasion, we must pledge to protect the country's freedom, democracy, the Constitution, and the right to reservation, and to thwart the BJP's behind-the-scenes plot to impose bulldozer rule in Bihar, similar to the one in Uttar Pradesh.

Dozens of CPI(ML) and India Alliance leaders, including India Alliance District Coordinator Birbal Yadav, CPI(ML) Politburo member and former MLA from Bagodar (Jharkhand) Vinod Singh, Atul Dighe (Maharashtra), Ravi Rai (Delhi), India Alliance candidate from Arwal Mahanand Singh, Raju Yadav, and others, were present.

The CPI(ML)'s "Parivartan Sankalp Patra" (Transformation Resolution) released today for the 2025 Bihar Assembly Elections promises to build Bihar on a strong foundation of justice, equality, and democracy, ensuring that the benefits of development reach the underprivileged.

The ten-point resolution is described as guaranteeing the rights and dignity of Bihar's working class, landless people, farmers, laborers, women, youth, Dalits, deprived, minorities, and tribal communities.

It highlights issues such as justice for the landless and homeless, farmers, sharecroppers and agricultural prosperity, social equality and justice, respect for laborers and scheme workers, youth and education, women's rights and dignity, minorities, tribals and the environment, health and public service, small shopkeepers, start-ups and the disabled, and coherent governance and protection of the Constitution.

It has been stated that the CPI(ML) legislative party in the Bihar Assembly will represent public interest, the voice of the people, and the strength of mass movements. The CPI(ML) legislative party will undertake every possible initiative and struggle to establish transparency and accountability in governance..