Essay On Freedom Movement

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The nineteenth and twentieth centuries saw incredible social reformers like Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, Sri Narayan Guru, Jyothiba Phule, Periyar E. V. Ramaswamy Naickar and others. These social change developments directed numerous battles against the rank framework, position mistreatment and untouchability from various perspectives. However, in spite of the battles against standing abuse, the social change development did not address the significant issue of radical area changes. It got delinked from the counter radical battle. The Congress-drove national development on its part, neglected to take up radical social change measures as a major aspect of the opportunity development. Diametrically opposed to the progressive role of the reform movement …show more content…

In the meantime, the class battle must incorporate the battle for the abrogation of the standing framework and all types of social abuse. This is an essential part of the majority rule upheaval. The national freedom movement led by the National Congress was also taking parallel strides. But, the leadership of the Freedom movement was mainly consisted of caste Hindus. The very social structure of the Congress coupled with many other petty interests of the leadership alienated the dalit community from the National Congress movement. The frustrated elements in the Congress movement have thus formed Congress Socialist Party and later it became Communist Party of India in 1939. Though, there was some differences with the national movement regarding the approach to World war etc., the mass base mainly consisting of the downtrodden of the society, the Communist Party could sail over. On independence, the Communist party of India denounced the independence and staged war against the feudal, bourgeois government in power. Armed struggles were erupted in many parts of India including Punnapra Vayalar, Telengana, Sreekakulam etc. Though the armed insurgency was crushed by the government, impression of the downtrodden helped it to grow deeper in

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