The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-09-17
REVOLUTIONISTS OF INDIA
SPEAK

In all the criminal history of the treatment of
subject peoples by the ruling class of England
there is no instance where people have been so
ruthlessy wronged and pitilessly plundered as in
India. Under British misrule tens of thousands
Of peasants in one of the richest countries in the
world die of starvation every year. There is no
place in the world where people have as much
right to rebel against intoerable conditions. The
people of that oppressed country have right to
resort of any means to overthrow the tyranny of
government which is controlled by such Oil
garchy.
It will be of interest to our readers, therefore,
to read a short statement on the British strike by
the Representatives of the Gadar Party now do
ing revolutionary work fer their organization in
the very shadow of the British throne This
statement has been sent by the most secret route
to the Producers News. The tone in which it IS
couched shows that revclutionists of India have
their war with the British ruling classes but ex-
tend the right hand of fellowship to the English
workers who are now feeling the iron heel OF the
same master class who wrOnged and oppressed
the people of India
The following is the letter:
'Dear Comrade,-
GIN the world there exist generally two
classes: capitalists and workers; among work
ers there are again two sections, proleVarla
and peasants of farmers; the capitalist IS get
ting benefit from both of them Farmers sup
ply the capitalists with raw materials on
very low price, and wage workers are mad
to work long hours on very low wages 10
< them The peasants are loaded up with heav
taxes they have to pay to the capitalist gov
eminent; they are oppressed in such wa
81 oil ch9Oc
: Of getting up for resistance to the capitals
e government; same way the workers or prolet
: arians, work hard and so many hours in tn
: day that they have not the possibility to rea
what is going on in the world or think ho'
5. to better their conditions of life They hav
'. only the time for sleep and preparation for tn
= other days Labor The source of their life
} decaying day by day, they are paid such
d small portion of wages that it is hard for the
Q to support their families with it, and MOI
v they become poor, more oppression is put upc
h them-their wages decrease and worklT
hours increase. Whenever the workers NAL
I'D in their mind to strike against their o
a pressors, they don't get any good result WI
u is it SO? Because their leaders belong to t
81 bourgeoisie they join with the bourgeois
~ and its servant the capitalist government al
prepare failure of the striker. Such is the co
4 dition in England now. The poor English
! borers oppressed by the capitalist class enfol
Il ed compliance on the 1st May but failed
= their leaders fault. Therefore Hindustan
- dar Party (London) responds with the wo1
ers of England and requests the laborers
= the whole world to unite and help the strike
- in any way they can. Hindustan Gadar Pan
- invites the peasants and proletarians Of
world to unite and overthrow the governme
of all capitalist countries and clear the pls
TX for socialism"
,ta Representatives of The 'Gadar' Party.
ia Temporarily in London
is "29. VI. 26. A. G. TO-"