The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-01-08

toers generally is the Soviets The Sovietsy set
up in the course of the revolutionary revolt OF
the working masses, as insurrectionary bodies
for the overthrow of British supremacy, will be
the sole genuine seats of authority, elected di
rectly in the factories, works, villages etc, en-
surfing confiscation of the land and the salts
faction of the vital needs Of the people. The
Soviet Government alone will be capable Of en-
surfing to national minorities their right to self
determination, including that of complete sep
aration and at the same time achieving the
maximum unity in the ranks of the toilers of
various nationalites engaged in common revo-
lutionary struggle against the enemies of the
Indian revolution The Soviet Government alone
will be able to effect alliance with the world
proletariat for the purpose of defending the lib
erty and the achievements of the Indian revo-
luton against the attacks of world imperialism
and the Indian exploiters. Only such gov
eminent will be able to make an alliance with
all other Soviet States against international i'm
perialsm and for the final victory of the world
revolution.
Firmly and courageously and Notwithstanding
any sacrifices the Communist Party will defeat
the disorganizing and treacherous work of the
national reformists. 1t will organize the masses
OF workers and peasants and lead them to VIC
tory over imperialism and take the lead in the
further march towards Socialism.
Adopting these as its guiding principles, the
c. P. of India advances the following main OBJ
jects for the present stage CT the Indian revo-
luton.
l. The complete independence of India by
the violent overthrow of British rule The can
collation. of all debts The confiscation and ma
tionalizaton of oil British factories banks rail-
ways sea and river transport and plantations.
@ Establishment OF a Soviet Government The
realization of the right of national mnorities
to self-determination including separation Adolf
ton of the native states The creation of an
Indian Federal Workers and Peasants Soviet
Republic
3. The confiscation without compensation of
all the laEdS, forests and other property of the
landlords ruling princes, churches, the British
Government officials and moneylenders, and
handing over for use to the toiling peasantry
Cancellation of slave agreements and all the in
debtedness of the peasantry to moneyenders and
banks.
4. The 3-hour working day and the radical
Improvement of conditions of labor Increase in
wages and state maintenance for the unemployed.
The Communist Party of India will fight for
these main demands, which express the inter-
ests of the mass OF the people, and the achieve
ments of which will create the conditions for
and render possible further development in the
direction of the building of socialist state of
society in India. At the same time with the
object of developing the mass revolutionary
struggle and revolutionary education of the mass
of the toers, the C. P. Of India puts forward
partial demands, the struggle for which will
facilitate the mobilization of the mass of the
people in revolutionary instruction for its
emancipation.
Part IT,
The Fight for Partial Demands Of the RevoIu-
tionary Movement.
The c. P. OF India considers that the sole and
historically tested means Of winning indepen-