CPI(Maoist) Information Bulletin-26
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Maoist Information Bulletin - 26 August-December 2012 Homage to Martyrs ..... 2 Hail the 8th Anniversary of Our Glorious Party ..... 4 CMC Call on the 12th Anniversary of PLGA Day ..... 13 CMC In-Charge Interview to Pahat ..... 16 Pages from International Communist Movement ..... 25 Party’s Lal Salam at the Success of the International Conference in Support of the People’s War in India ..... 37 Voices against War on People ..... 46 News from Behind Bars ..... 51 War on People in Bihar-Jharkhand ..... 61 News from the Battlefield ..... 74 From the Counter-Revolutionary camp ..... 82 Statements from other organizations ..... 83 CPI (Maoist) Statements ..... 86 Homage to Martyrs Between August and December 2012, nearly 30 of our beloved comrades have laid down their lives for New Democratic Revolution in our country. Comrades Kanaka Swamy (Technical Department, DK), Mainu, Kakkem Munni, Manda, Sharada, Gali Panna Rao, Sannu Mattami, Podiyam Budhram, two militia members and another comrade were martyred in Dandakaranya. While Comrade Kanaka Swamy was martyred due to ill-health all others were martyred in encounters, fake encounters or police firings on the people. Comrades Munni, Manda and Sharada are women comrades. Comrade Mohan (PL section commander) of Maharashtra was martyred in an encounter with the police. Comrade Jagan (SZC guard) of North Telangana was martyred in an encounter with the police. Comrades Subhash, Jitender, Paras, Madan, Chandan, Saddev, Budhram and ten more comrades were martyred in Bihar-Jharkhand-North Chhattisgarh SAC area in encounters with the police or were murdered by the police and the JMM, JPC groups. Comrade Budhram was martyred due to snake bite. Let us pay humble homage to all these great martyrs who laid down their lives selflessly for the liberation of the oppressed masses of our country. Let us vow to carry on their aims to fulfill their dreams. Red homage to the selfless undaunted communist and red technician Comrade Dasarapu Kanaka Swamy Comrade Dasarapu Kanaka Swamy (Babji, Aman) was martyred on 24 September 2012 due to falsiperum malaria and BP problem. MIB pays red homage to this beloved son of the proletariat who selflessly served the masses and the revolution for nearly three decades. He was a District Committee level comrade. Comrade Aman was born in a poor peasant family on July 26 1969 as the second son of Lakshmamma and Eedaiah in Kootigal village of Warangal district. He came into the revolutionary politics as a student in Dhulmitta hostel where he studied till 7th standard and joined RSU (Radical Students Union) in 1983. This hostel was the center for revolutionary student activities and this entire area was under the deep influence of the Telangana armed peasant struggle during the 1940s. Comrade Aman was active in all the student struggles and activities conducted in those days and was also a good singer. He was inspired by the revolutionary peasant struggles in the neighboring villages and participated in the ‘Go to village’ campaign in 1984 propagating revolutionary politics. Very soon and at a very young age of 15 years he decided to leave his home and join revolutionary activities as a full timer. From 1984 to mid-1985 Comrade Aman worked as a guard to Narsampeta central organizer (CO) Comrade Pyndla Venkata Ramana (martyred later). Later he took up the crucial responsibility of working as a courier to Comrade Puli Anjanna (martyred in 1993), then secretary of Warangal district party committee. He also worked for some time as a courier to Comrade Ramakrishna (CO of Warangal city, martyred later) and Comrade Mahesh, then AP state committee member (martyred in 1999). Later he was sent to Nallamala forest. But he had a problem in his right eye due to which he could not see properly at night. So he was shifted to Hyderabad city as a state committee courier, a job that he performed very efficiently amid severe repression and series of fake encounters. In that period two major sensational actions happened in Hyderabad – the arrest of MLA Sudhir Kumar to get our leadership comrades released from jail and annihilation of the notorious and most cruel DIG Vyas. Comrade Aman’s contribution was also present in the innumerable background jobs that would be necessary for making such actions a success. He was also part of some urban action teams that annihilated notorious goons like Alexander who harassed the workers and the poor women in the slums. 2 Aug-Dec 2012 MIB-26 After the martyrdom of Comrade Puli Anjanna in October 1993 he lost contact with the party but he worked in a factory, did some odd jobs and finally got party contact. Such was his commitment. Not once did the idea of going home cross his mind. In 1995 Comrade Aman was shifted to work in the central technical department (TD) of the party in which he worked till the end. He was in the forefront in transporting thousands of grenades and hundreds of arms to the guerilla squads in Nallamala and South Telangana along with his colleagues. He transported weapons riding cycle right in front of the police stations without as much as batting an eyelid. Till 2007 he resided in various urban centers for the purpose and successfully carried his activities in these strongholds of the enemy. In the beginning of 2007 he was arrested along with his life partner and some more comrades from Rourkela of Odisha where they worked under cover manufacturing and transporting weapons. He did not reveal anything in spite of tortures and stood stead fast. In the two and half years he spent in prison too he was active in the political activities inside the prison and contributed his share in organizing the general prisoners in struggles. His role in enemy custody would serve as a model to all revolutionaries. As soon as he got bail he jumped it and joined the Dandakaranya (DK) movement as per the decision of the party. From mid-2009 till his martyrdom he worked actively in the TD of DK manufacturing weapons and teaching technical skills to others. From end 2010 he headed the TD in the West Region of DK. Comrade Aman is a model revolutionary who served the revolution for about three decades selflessly. He never craved for name or fame and worked in underground in the true sense as TD work in the urban areas required utmost secrecy. Not many knew that he existed till their arrest. In spite of his eye problem he worked hard to overcome it as his work required keen eyesight. He put every effort to improve his skills in this work and contributed to its development. He even had a few accidents in his work but he was not deterred. He was keen to be in the forefront in such risky jobs and never allowed senior leadership comrades to do such jobs. TD development work required long hours of work which he spent with a smile on his face not caring for his self or his health. As he left school at a young age he tried to learn mathematics and English with determination to do this work efficiently. Comrade Aman’s driving skills helped a lot in the transport of weapons to many guerilla zones. His excellent ability to mingle with every kind of person in the urban areas and maintain natural covers helped a lot in his learning the various technological skills in the towns which he again taught to his fellow comrades. He was known for encouraging women comrades in this field. He married a fellow comrade in 1995 and in true communist spirit helped her development in this field. He always made it a point that he did more house work than her in spite of his tight schedule which is just an indication of how deeply he resented patriarchal attitudes. Comrade Aman was one or two times caught by the police but he escaped with his presence of mind. He had the excellent ability of being nonchalant in the face of adverse situations which served as a great asset to the kinds of works he did in urban areas. He was always composed and relaxed with a smile always dancing on his lips. With his gentle manners and the various kinds of helps he extended to old people and women particularly, he won the hearts of his various neighbors. He never succumbed to any influences of the imperialist cultures in spite of spending maximum part of his life in urban areas and this is worth emulating. Comrade Aman had serious health problems like BP problem, back ache etc not to mention the ubiquitous malaria once in the guerilla zones. He overcame all these with communist determination and worked standing long hours gritting his teeth. He gave more attention to other patients and tried to ignore his health problems as insignificant. The loss of Comrade Aman at a time when the party is seriously engaged in fulfilling the task of establishing Bihar-Jharkhand and Dandakaranya as liberated areas is very grave. The loss of such a skilled red technician and such a communist with staunch commitment towards the people and the revolution at this juncture and particularly for the TD cannot be overestimated. But the rich experiences of this great martyr are with us and would serve as a beacon light in developing the technical work and in ultimately fulfilling the dreams of all such great martyrs of Indian revolution. Comrade Aman would forever live in the hearts of the oppressed masses of our country as a selfless undaunted communist and an efficient red technician. Making the New Democratic Revolution a success would be the true homage we can pay to this son of the soil.