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GUWAHATI: Raijor Dal members reacted to the Supreme Court s verdict for peasants rights activist Akhil Gogoi, as the Court dismissed Gogoi bail on Thursday.
Addressing the media, the party members stated the BJP is afraid of losing the forthcoming election if they release
Akhil Gogoi. It is a joint conspiracy of the BJP and the RSS to keep Akhil Gogoi behind bars. The government is doing anti-people works which include the opening of toll gates in Assam, privatization of Airport Authority of India to oilfields as well as completion of Lower Subabsiri Hydro Electric Project, he added.
The party further said that they were not surprised by the rejection of Gogoi s bail plea.
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“Totalitarian regimes are …paradoxically pluralistic. This permits the masses to identify with or distance from the regime as needed. However when a totalitarian regime breaks apart, the majority can then shuffle the atrocities off themselves as what ‘they’ committed and by renouncing horror and bad conscience, while it is much easier for them to keep faith with the advantages the regime offered. Theodore Adorno in Guilt and Defense .
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One way of defining secularism is that in a secular state, religion does not form the fundamental basis of law. India’s constitutional scheme makes this clear by giving the people constitutive power.
The fundamental rights laid out on the Constitution make no reference to religion as a grounding principle. Rather, as stated in Article 25, the fundamental right to religion is itself subject to morality, health and public order. This right, as well as the other fundamental rights, are justiciable by a court system that is itself not grounded in religion.
From feudal lords to BJP-RSS: Naxal movement changed enemies in 50 years
From feudal lords to BJP-RSS: Naxal movement changed enemies in 50 years
BJP And RSS Have Replaced Feudal Lords For The Maoist Struggle To Create A Class-less Society, Insist Senior Leaders Of The Naxalite Movement. PTI | Updated on: 29 May 2017, 11:27:20 AM
Kolkata:
BJP and RSS have replaced feudal lords for the Maoist struggle to create a class-less society, insist senior leaders of the Naxalite movement.
Prominent leaders of the struggle argue that even though their rousing slogan “China’s chairman is our chairman” is no longer heard, but the ideals and the struggle of the Naxalites are still relevant.
NEW DELHI: BJP on Thursday effected major organisational changes, virtually doing away with the influential position of joint general secretaries with V Satish appointed as coordinator, a new post to oversee the parliamentary party and Dalit outreach.
The changes that affect functionaries, seen to be RSS deputees, can be seen as diminution of the Sangh role but Satish has been given significant responsibility. The role of overseeing the parliamentary party is viewed as an important assignment for the low-profile functionary and is seen as a streamlining exercise. He will coordinate with the parliamentary party, SC Morcha and BJP s Dalit outreach campaigns.