When the British tried to annex Jhansi in 1853, she assembled a volunteer army of 14,000 rebels to defend the city. When the British attacked in March 1858, her valour was exemplary. The Rani lost her life in the battle but her name and the cause for which she fought live on in the hearts, minds and revolutionary action of all those the world over whose dedication and sacrifice we honour with the dedication of the Party Monument. Throughout his life, Comrade Bains expressed the unfailing conviction that the working class, the peasantry and all the progressive and patriotic forces will carry their struggle irresistibly forward to victory. Enlightened public opinion will always take their side, he said.
Revolution is inevitable.
The peoples will march on and build the new society, the socialist society, which will satisfy their age-old aspiration for freedom and prosperity. Let all the people unite as one and rise in a revolutionary storm to end this barbaric rule which has brought so much suffering and has committed such horrible crimes against the people. The people must unite from North to South and from East to West, raise the banner of the liberation of all the peoples and fight for the goal of establishing a new democratic state through the triumph of the revolution and embarking on the socialist road. Unite as one around the working class and its Party. Take up the ideas of Marxism-Leninism, the spiritual weapon which will make your unity unbreakable, your force invincible and your victory inevitable.