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The revolutionary
masses of DK are steadily advancing in the path of people’s war, consciously
opposing the reforms being launched by the oppressive governments and initiating
their own revolutionary reforms according to their needs and wishes. On the one
hand, they’re fighting against the mercenary forces of the exploitative ruling
classes and on the other hand, they’re setting up their own organs of the New
People’s Power. In the course of this period they are concentrating on education
and health facilities, because this area has been neglected for years by the
oppressive governments.
In the Indravati area
of Maad Division, people have launched their own "people’s schools" in two
villages under the leadership of the revolutionary mass organisations DAKMS and
KAMS. It’s notable that these two schools were inaugarated on the occassion of
the birth anniversary of our Great Marxist Teacher Lenin and the foundation day
of the party, i.e. 22nd April, 2002
Range level leaders
of the DAKMS and KAMS inaugarated the schools and addressed the gathering. Large
number of people gathered there to launch their schools. In their speeches, they
spoke about the education and health conditions of the people. They also told
the people that for tens of years the oppressive governments had been neglecting
the people’s basic needs and had showed interest only in looting them and their
precious resources. They called upon the people that only people’s power is the
alternative for their own development. They also pointed out that their new
political power can be protected only when people’s armed force is strengthened.
All the people attended the meeting also paid red homage to Com. Lenin and
rememberd the tasks of our Party’s IX Congress.
The people decided
that a teacher will be given Rs. 500 per month as salary for his living. The
teacher will also get a glass full of rice, some salt and chillis, monthly from
every family of the village, and a peice of land will be given to him for
farming.
People have worked
together with free labour to build a school-cum-quarter for the teacher.
In these people’s
schools two periods of vacation will be given to the pupils. Once in the farming
season and secondly in the harvesting season. Each period will be for 15 days.
All the revolutionary
days will be observed with revolutionary culture and meetings will be conducted
accordingly.
48 children enrolled
in these two schools.
The inaugaration
meetings were concluded with revolutionary songs and dances. No need to say that
the village militia guarded this ceremony with patrolling and sentries.
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