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the struggle in chengara L The year old Chengara struggle is a movement by landless Dalits, Adivasis and other marginalised peoples for land in the southern plantation belt of Pathanamthitta, Kerala. It is a fight- to rnaKe the Government fulfil its promise. To this end, about 5000 families totalling around 30,000 people from different parts of the region have moved on to the Harrison Malayalam F'rivate Ltd estate. The tease of Harrison Malayalam Ltd expired in 1985 and no rents have been paid to the State exchequer since. The struggle is also against illegal encroachment by a corporation. The Chengara Land struggle exposes the inadequacies of land reforms in Kerala that were effected in 197b. The three main inadequacies ~f the ,. --3s are: Onc, ,p plantations were untouched, and that meant that the landlessness of the plantation workers was overlooked. Two, the refonns on rice fields and garden lands transferred land to intermediate and small tenants but excluded landless labourers belonging mostly to socially disadvantaged castes and communities. Three, the amount of land redistributed was very small. In fact the 25,000 hectares with Harrison Malayalam Ltd is larger than the total land distributed in the whole of Keralal Furthermore, the Chengara struggle demonstrates that identities of caste and tribe are as important as class is. The CPI (M), currently in power in Kerala and the state machinery have come down heavily on the protesters. They have been brutally beaten, women raped and assaulted, and food and supplies have been prevented from reaching the people by CPI (M) cadre who surrounded the area. At the end of August this year, Trade Unions such as CITU, INTUC, AITUC, BMS, UTUC, KTUC planned to come together to "liberate" Chengara estate. Protests all over the country and petitions to government and party officials worked to prevent them from reaching Chengara. In Delhi, Saheli, along with a number of groups, came together to organise a protest outside Kerala House. The memorandum presented to the National Commission of Women in this regard is reproduced below. nted In The New lnrlmn EwoAqusi tT - n- wmn leadins the Wsir& in ChPngom-an raWo@T r: K' tJ of rope ond &m~ru.rill takq~,nocanpiofht hos ken r@istqred, .

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