CPIML (Liberation) Rally video
Wednesday, August 1, 2007
Labels: Videos
posted by Resistance 8/01/2007 10:59:00 PM,
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Karnataka: 'They are Caught in the Crossfire between Naxals and Police'
Tuesday, July 24, 2007
Labels: Shrinkeri fake encounter, Videos
posted by Resistance 7/24/2007 11:06:00 PM,
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Protests against the G8 Summit
Wednesday, June 6, 2007
posted by Resistance 6/06/2007 08:34:00 AM,
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Blazing Trail: A Journey Through the Indian Revolution
An awe inspiring video documentary from the Red areas of India. This film documents the emergence of the Indian revolutionary process, coming as it is in a world of struggle, mass upheaval, rebellion and revolution! This film includes footage of the Vietnamese people's defeat of the US imperialists, the victory and success of the Chinese People's Revolution and massive street rebellions shaking the citadels of imperialism. It shows the overall dialectical development of revolution, both in the oppressed and oppressor nations, shaking the imperialist system's foundations.
Today in India, the communist forces are stronger, united within the Communist Party Of India (Maoist), leading the Indian revolution by developing People's War. A must own for anyone who is seriously considering a whole new world.
This movie is a saga of heroism and sacrifice in the face of a brutal enemy masquarading as the World's "largest democracy", foundations are being laid for a New Democratic India
Labels: Videos
posted by Resistance 6/06/2007 08:28:00 AM,
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The truth of encounter : An interview with SPO sarpanch of Santoshpur
Saturday, May 26, 2007
Early we have posted a report on Fake encounters killing in Santoshpur.But Police were tried to project it as a real encounter.The following video is an Interview with the SPO Sarpanch who was involved in the capture of the innocent people were killed by SPOs and police later
English Translation:
Q Please tell on that day what time did you start your journey from here ( towards the village)
A : From here, we started at 0430. 0430 we went from here.
Q: So what happened after that?
A : When we went their, there were Sangham people. We caught them. When we surrounded them, one slipped away.
Q After that ?
A : One slipped away, we got hold of one and were returning with him. We saw a party was coming from the other side. The party took us back. They called us back.
Q : Second party, was it a police party
A : Yes
Q : What happened after that?
A : After that the second party came, the police party from Cherpal side. We waited for that party. They brought Sangham people with them from wherever they got and then after bringing them in the village killed them
Q: How were they killed?
A : by axe
Q: How many people were killed?
A : 6 people
Q : 6 people were killed, so who were the killers, police?
A : SP0 people
Q : SPOs killed them. So you didn’t stop them that they should not be killed?
A : We asked them not to kill Sir. We said they are our village people, we need to save them. But they said who are you to save them?
Q : So the killing was done only by SPOs ?
A : DF ( District Force) people were also there.
Q :Why were they brought to Santoshpur to kill ?
A : That I don’t know sir. This is known to the second party Sir.
Q : Villagers say some of them were collecting Mahua?
A : Yes Sir, some of them had baskets with them. They also had mahua in those baskests.
Q : These are the people who were killed
A : Yes
Q :So they were Sangham members or Mahua collectors ?
A : One or two were Mahua collectors. Rest were Sangham members
Q : Rest were Sangham members ?
A : ...( silence)
Q : What is your full name
A : Gangaram Emla
Q : You are from Santoshpur, what is your post there?
A : I am the sarpanch of Santoshpur
Q : Are you sarpanch or a panch
A : Sarpanch
Q Please tell on that day what time did you start your journey from here ( towards the village)
A : From here, we started at 0430. 0430 we went from here.
Q: So what happened after that?
A : When we went their, there were Sangham people. We caught them. When we surrounded them, one slipped away.
Q After that ?
A : One slipped away, we got hold of one and were returning with him. We saw a party was coming from the other side. The party took us back. They called us back.
Q : Second party, was it a police party
A : Yes
Q : What happened after that?
A : After that the second party came, the police party from Cherpal side. We waited for that party. They brought Sangham people with them from wherever they got and then after bringing them in the village killed them
Q: How were they killed?
A : by axe
Q: How many people were killed?
A : 6 people
Q : 6 people were killed, so who were the killers, police?
A : SP0 people
Q : SPOs killed them. So you didn’t stop them that they should not be killed?
A : We asked them not to kill Sir. We said they are our village people, we need to save them. But they said who are you to save them?
Q : So the killing was done only by SPOs ?
A : DF ( District Force) people were also there.
Q :Why were they brought to Santoshpur to kill ?
A : That I don’t know sir. This is known to the second party Sir.
Q : Villagers say some of them were collecting Mahua?
A : Yes Sir, some of them had baskets with them. They also had mahua in those baskests.
Q : These are the people who were killed
A : Yes
Q :So they were Sangham members or Mahua collectors ?
A : One or two were Mahua collectors. Rest were Sangham members
Q : Rest were Sangham members ?
A : ...( silence)
Q : What is your full name
A : Gangaram Emla
Q : You are from Santoshpur, what is your post there?
A : I am the sarpanch of Santoshpur
Q : Are you sarpanch or a panch
A : Sarpanch
Labels: Salwa Judum, Videos
posted by Resistance 5/26/2007 02:35:00 PM,
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Bihar supports Private Armies
Wednesday, May 2, 2007
Patna: The dismal law and order situation in Bihar is known to everyone. And it is this abysmal state that has prompted private builders and contractors to hire self-styled private armies for their protection.
There are many self-styled ‘armies’ in Bihar, which are run by local unemployed youths of the village. The state government seems happy with this initiative.
“It's not possible for the police alone to protect the whole of Bihar. This initiative is good,” said Nitish Kumar, Chief Minister, Bihar
The gun-toting men dress up in causal clothes and call their group Ugrawadi Virodhi Manch or the ‘anti-terrorism squad.’ This self-styled private army protects the private construction companies from criminal gangs and naxals who come hunting for their pound of flesh.
“Ever since this army has been formed, development work is gaining momentum. They protect us from local goons and extortionists. We are also getting cooperation from the village people, police and the villagers,” said Ashok Singh, contractor.
“We'll retaliate if naxals attack us. We will go to any extent for development,” said Sachita Singh, member of the ‘anti-terrorism squad’.
Development under the shadow of guns clearly shows people's desperation for development at any cost. And this time, they are not resting all their hopes on the state machineries but are themselves taking the lead and are lending hand to the government.
Out here, the answer to the menace of gun culture seems to be more fireworks.
posted by Resistance 5/02/2007 12:44:00 AM,
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Documentary on Carnage in Nandigram
Monday, April 23, 2007
This film is based on original video footage of 14 march killings of peasents, in Nandigram, West bengal. CPM, a left party Government is responsible for this. Spacial thanks to Bengali poet Wishwajeet sen for providing this film.
Labels: Videos
posted by Resistance 4/23/2007 11:31:00 PM,
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State repression and Resistance
Saturday, April 14, 2007
Bujhicho upen
This film is about to people movement in Nandigram in West bengal(India). Nandigram is a rural area in Purba Medinipur district of the Indian state of West Bengal. It is located around 150 km from Kolkata, on the south bank of the Haldi River, opposite the industrial city of Haldia.
The area falls under Haldia Development Authority. Communist Party of India has a strong presence in the area. It not only holds Nandigram constituency but also neighbouring Patashpur, Panskura (West) and Tamluk. Illias Mahammad Sk. is member of the state legislative assembly from Nandigram.
In March 2007, Nandigram was the centre of civil unrest over a special economic zone, which the state government had proposed for the area. 160 people were killed at police firing nad over 200 are missing still. All killed were villegers, no police were among the dead. But this documentary film shows the movement in early stage, not the March incident
posted by Resistance 4/14/2007 05:41:00 PM,
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Singur
Abadbhumi, a documentary film based on the forcefull aquisition of farmer's land by West Bengal Government on behalf of TATA Motors.
posted by Resistance 4/14/2007 05:34:00 PM,
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Starvation Deaths in Amlashol, West Bengal
This documentary by Anya Chabi explores the death of Anjana Pramanick in Amlashol, 2006. Probing the causes, it finds that she, and others like her, died due to hunger, government apathy, unemployment, and suffering.
posted by Resistance 4/14/2007 05:34:00 PM,
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Images of Development
A video film on eviction of slumdwellers
posted by Resistance 4/14/2007 05:30:00 PM,
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Invisible City
Railway shanty dwellers fight against dislodgement
for beautification
for beautification
The fight of Ballugunj (Calcutta) rail colony dwellers to hold on to their shanties, in the face of forcible government displacement to make way for beautification. A probing look at their lives, their personal stories, their leaders, and their struggle. Especially relevant during the ongoing struggles in Singur and Nandigram.
posted by Resistance 4/14/2007 05:20:00 PM,
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Nandigram - Hitler Buddhadeb orphans many children
Thursday, April 5, 2007
Many children have been orphaned in Nandigram with their
parents dead and their bodies missing.Below is the video of two such children.
Naxal Revolution
posted by Resistance 4/05/2007 06:40:00 PM,
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Nandigram protest
Wednesday, March 28, 2007
Labels: Videos
posted by Resistance 3/28/2007 10:40:00 AM,
