Congress Leader Resorting to Criminal Acts to Capture Land of Poor in
Pilibhit

If the BSP Govt of UP is using police force to force out farmers from their
land, a Congress leader BM Singh in Pilibhit is using goons to capture land
of Mazdoor Basti by trying to evict them by force. The administration seems
to be hand in glove with the land mafia as it has banned the entry of AIALA
district VP Nagina Ram in Pilibhit dist. and a dalit youth Ramdin was also
beaten up- this also exposes further the anti-dalit nature of Mayawati Govt.

Comrade Nagina Ram, popular leader of agrarian labourers in trans-Sharda
area, has filed a case in Allahabad High Court on behalf of the habitants of
the Mazdoor Basti at Rahul Nagar, appealing that the habitants (who are
mainly dalits) be given rights on the Basti land. He has been leading the
poor of the Basti against the attempts of Congress-BSP to evict the poor and
grab the land. For this reason he was attacked and his son received a
serious head-injury for which he had to be in hospital at Lucknow for two
months. However, the criminals had to beat a retreat in face of resistance
by the workers. The police filed a false case (307) against Com. Nagina Ram
even though he was not there. After this incident a PAC (Provincial Armed
Constabulary) camp has been set up in the village and the villagers are
being routinely harassed. Nagina Ram has been leading the opposition to this
too and now there are at least cases filed by the administration against
him.

In the dalit dominated trans-Sharda area BSP is often being challenged by
CPI(ML). The BSP leaders and administration officials are involved in
anti-dalit atrocities, a recent example of which is severe assault on a
dalit youth Ramdin who had gone to the block office with his complaint. This
was done by BSP’s ex-Dist. President Dinesh Bharti (in the presence and with
the help of Block officials) who was also a declared candidate for
by-elections from Puranpur constituency. CPI(ML) and AIALA leaders who were
holding a public meeting nearby rushed to the spot upon hearing of the
assault on Ramdin and found that he was almost lifeless. Only a firm and
angry protest could ensure proper treatment for the youth and filing of FIR
though the names of actual accused Dinesh Bharti and DDO (Dist. Development
Officer) has not yet been included in the FIR. The administration however,
has again slapped false cases against our comrades Jitendra and Sayeed Khan
along with 25 unnamed. AIALA has protested against blatant violation of law
by the dist. officials and demanded immediate FIR against BSP leader Dinesh
Bharti.

PILIBHIT: In yet another incident land belonging to peasants of Balpur Patti
village on Pilibhit-Bareilly highway has been fraudulently looted by the
land mafias. A private company from Ferozepur in Pujab lured the farmers
with the promise of jobs and even compensation for land if the farmers of
Balpur Patti gave their land for setting up a factory. The farmers were
cheated in this and it came out that the local officials as well as the
police are hand in glove with the land mafia. Two main agents of the land
mafia were found murdered and the police is accusing the farmers and an
attempt is there to create a communal issue of Sikhs versus locals. It is to
be noted that a report had been registered by the city magistrate when
farmers led by Comrade Alluddin Shastri met him. In the report the
fraudsters (company’s manager Surendra Singh Dhir and property dealer
Anandpal Singh, who were later found murdered) were named and asked by the
farmers to be arrested. Had the police acted on the report and arrested them
the incident would have possibly not taken place. The Party has demanded
that action be taken against the Kotwal of Pilibhit who is actually
responsible for this. A widespread campaign was undertaken to expose BSP
Govt’s efforts to protect the land mafias. A demonstration was organised in
Pilibhit on 13 May in which farmers and poor villagers from many villages
participated.

MAHARAJGANJ: Close to Nepal border in Maharajganj district’s Sulnipur
village (under Nichnaul tehsil) the local dabangs in collusion with the
dist. administration attacked the hutments of toiling poor on 11 May 2011
with an intention to evict them and grab the land. However, the poor people,
mainly women and children at the time of attack, resisted the onslaught with
tremendous bravery and foiled all attempts of police officials and
District’s Deputy Magistrate. Enraged with this the police set on fire the
entire hutments in which whatever limited belongings the poor have was
turned into ashes including their clothes, utensils, furniture etc. When the
CPI(ML) and AIALA leaders Ali Ahmad, Hari Prasad and Guddu Biswas were
protesting this barbarism they were arrested and taken to police station
where they were severely assaulted.

Hundreds of CPI(ML) members and activists held a protest demonstration on 13
May at the Nichnaul tehsil office. When the DM refused to release the three
comrades on bail a hunger fast was started from 16 May. Ten people including
8 women from the affected families went on hunger strike. Bhitaura block’s
Party incharge Com. Rampravesh and RYA leader Amjad along with few others
joined the fast unto death on 18 May. The administration only swung into
action when the condition of four people sitting on hunger strike worsened
in the evening of 18 May. Panicked administration immediately released
CPI(ML) leader Ali Ahmad. On 19 May the Dist. Magistrate and Additional SP
gave assurances for paying compensation for the damaged huts, and action
against the dabangs and police and administrative officials colluding with
the land mafias. After this the fast unto death was withdrawn. In the
meantime the poor also remade their huts. It was only due to brave
resistance by the poor and unyielding agitation by CPI(ML) that forced the
administration to bow down. It has struck a encouraging note among the
fighting poor.

CPI(ML) Rally in Dhariawad

CPI(ML)’s newly formed Dhariawad Sub-division Committee in tribal-populated
Pratapgarh district in south Rajasthan held its first Party Rally on 23rd
May. More than 200 tribal men and women participated with much enthusiasm
and marched in Dhariwad Sadar, which is mainly non-tribal populated
administrative town, raising slogans. The rally mainly demanded end to
corruption, end to anti-tribal, anti-people policies of the govts, proper
implementation of NREGA, correcting the BPL list according to the ground
realities, providing pattas for the forest land to tribal people and end to
unbridled exploitation of tribal areas. The rally was addressed by
Rajasthan’s Party Secretary Comrade Mahendra Chaudhary, tribal leader
Gautamlal Meena and Jafar Muhammad among others.

source: M L update weekly

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