Communism for India

We are going to build a new government for our country very soon. Each one of us has our desires, our 'wishlist' of what we want our neta to be like or where do we want our nation to be in the next five years. Turmoils are hitting inside every mind and I am no different. There is a need for major reform,  uprooting of everything that had been for so many years polluting and dividing India. Whether based on religion, caste, sex or sexual preference we cannot tolerate any division anymore because we all had enough of it.


Communism has base inequality and integrity. It is for this reason that the bigger powers of the world had always been afraid of communism and had wanted to abolish it. But somewhere somehow the fire of communism cannot be blown off just like that because communism speaks for the people and about the people, it is not about making up stories in the air and shooting it at the people just to get the vote-bank full. Communism is all about simplicity and is grounded, it does not have the pomp and shows of air-conditioned chariots or garlands worth crores. It is for us that communism started and we can keep it growing.

People often tell that they support communism but they do not support the Indian party that represents communism, so if it is so then it is the duty of the people to help reform the party. To come forward and support the party and bring the needed changes to the party. Nothing is more important than India. It is time that we think practically for the well-being so unless and until a political party forms government it does not get the worth so we need to take communism to the height of making the government of India.

There may be many special wishes or desires but there are some common wishes we all have regarding the society that is equality, peace, integrity, the power to common men, no dictatorship and of course development. To realise these dreams we have changed several governments and very soon we will have yet another government but every time we are disheartened or rather we think where are those people 'we' elected? So, according to me, the only option we have to bring India on track is a proper communist government that would be a real party for the aam aadmi of India. The situation is too suffocating, and getting worse by the day.


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