This is a draft declaration, which was used mostly to garner grass-roots
support in India. Please ignore the grammatical errors in English and
concentrate on the content.

DRAFT
DOMKHEDI DECLARATION OF NAPM AGAINST GLOBALISATION
(Prepared in Domkhedi Meeting on July 6,7,8, 2001. To be finalised after
suggestions by Aug. 15th, 2001)

INTRODUCTION

1. National Alliance of Peoples' Movements (NAPM) has been opposing
Globalisation-New Economic Policy- Liberalisation-Privatisation- WTO
ever since its inception. Globalisation is the free movement of foreign
capital to make more money. This takes place under the pretext of
'development', which is however highly destructive to the vast majority
of the population and environment. Depletion of Natural Resources and
polluting the environment has become the norm for making profits.

2. The profiteering development model has destroyed life and livelihood
of  the vast majority of people, particularly, peasants, artisans,
traditional communities, unorganised workers, women, dalits, tribals and
fisher people. Globalisation has not only deprived vast numbers of
working people of the basic needs of life, employment opportunities, but
with Sovereignty of the country has been eroded. We have been borrowing
under the guise of  development, but reaching a stage of indebtedness,
that is ever increasing  having no possibility of paying back- paying
back a life long slavery and dependency.

3. WTO is institutional expression of this Globalisation, WTO is the
legitimisation of Global exploitation by the MNCs. A few rich nations
grouped as G-7, MNCs, rich class and the ruling class in our countries
are better placed to compete with the lesser ones and smaller ones. The
logic is very simple - MNCs, rich companies are better placed to make
more  profits - leading to the extinction of smaller ones. Therefore we
are option but that of quitting WTO.

4. a) In this age of cut throat competition and privatisation, the
police and military are at the service of MNCs, privatisation and
globalisation. The victims of globalisation are at the mercy of police,
and army.

4. b) When the vast majority of people are the victims of globalisation,
the ruling class resort to communalism for their own survival. The
ruling class is exploiting minority and majority communalism. However
majority communalism can lead to fascism.

5. It is here that we have to begin the second freedom by uniting all
the victims of Globalisation. It is freedom from Colonialism. It is a
freedom from Corporate rule. It is from Destructive Development. It is a
freedom from Foreign Capital. It is a freedom from Market Economy. It is
a freedom from Militarisation and Police Raj. It is a freedom from
Foreign Debt. It is a freedom for Participation by all in decision
making. It is a freedom for controlling and managing Natural Resources
by those people who depend on these for their livelihood. It is a
freedom for meeting the Basic Needs of all. It is a freedom for leading
to Gender Equality. It is a freedom for protecting Employment of all by
Labour Laws.

6. FEAST AND FAMINE side by side

The beginning of Globalisation even goes back to colonialism. In the
15th Century Europe was the most overpopulated and unemployment prone
region. They addressed these two problems through migration to all the
other continents. It all started with trade leading up to political
power. It enslaved people and destroyed cultures. It amassed wealth.
Thus through plundering and exploitation of natural resources,
displacing the very aboriginals from their natural capital, the
colonialcountries amassed wealth almost taking away 80% of the world's
wealth. Though all the colonial countries won political freedom,
economic colonialism continued through MNCs. Thus Europe and MNCs are
feasting at the expense of the 80% of the world's population.

The New Globalisation- WTO- New Economic Policy is nothing but a
conspiracy to take away the 20% of world's wealth from the hands of 80%
of the world's population. There is no more free movement of people or
labour- though we call Globalisation free movement of Capital to make
more profits. The initiators of New Economic Policy were promising
increase in wealth, latest  technology, higher employment opportunities.
It is a programme of removing  famine and poverty through a feast. What
has really happened? We are witnessing computers and internet flooding
everywhere. We see Pepsi, and  Coco Cola even in villages where there is
no drinking water. FCI godowns are overfilled with grains. Foreign
investment is flooding in and  privatisation is rampant everywhere..
Enron, Sterlite Industries,  McDonalds, Kentucky Fried Chickens, Toyota,
Honda, Hyundai, Monsanto, Cargill Seeds, International Airports and
Harbours to be constructed by TNCs are ubiquitous. Yes, a feast for
MNCs, Engineers,Ruling Class and the rich. Super speciality hospitals,
most modern schools are on the in the increase, Super Markets are
flooding. More and more private engineering  colleges and medical
colleges are found everywhere. There is no dearth of  money to pay,
capitation fees between 4 to 10 lakes are common. Are we not seeing a
Feast everywhere?

On the other hand, we find more and more retrenchment of workers in the
organised sector. Labour Laws are amended to legitimise exploitation of
the working class, farmers and hand loom workers are committing suicide,
no protection of workers by Labour Laws, PDS is almost killed, vast
majority of people have no purchasing power to buy grains, Primary
Health Centres have no medicines, Government schools are becoming empty.
Rubber and Coconut industry is finished. Tea, ground nuts cultivation is
collapsing, pollution is mounting everywhere. Famine and poverty are
everywhere.

7. AGRICULTURE

Indian Agriculture which has been highly protected from international
competition are now exposed to global competition. Certain sectors such
as Oil seeds, Horticulture, Sugarcane, Rubber, Coconut, and Dairy
Industry are all on the verge of total collapse. Unremunerative prices
and rising indebtednes have driven many farmers to suicide. In the name
of reducing financial deficit, subsidies on food through PDS have been
reduced or eliminated. This has forced Food Corporation not to food
grains. This has created crises in Agriculture as well. This in turn has
created a paradoxical situation of full godowns and starving millions.
Chemical Rubber is going to destroy the entire Rubber industry in India.
Banking on high tech farming which neglects and destroys the productive
potential and livelihood of the vast majority of peasants and landless
labourers. In the name of Agricultural development we are witnessing
mega dams which have displaced 50 million people from the Agriculture
sector and dumped them into slums. Massive destruction of land and
forest is not taken into account when studies Cost and Benefit. Our
emphasis on Genetically Modified seeds, hybrid seeds will lead to more
pollution, increase in pesticides and destruction of our land.
Agriculture has been starved of public investment, the policy of state
intervention to guarantee remunerative prices has been virtually
abandoned, and agricultural products have been exposed to unfair and
sudden import competition resulting in widespread and unprecedented
distress in the rural hinterland.

8. ENERGY

Shortage of electricity and power is felt all over India. This is
interpreted as the main cause for underdevelopment in India. At the
advent of the New Economic Policy import of petroleum
increased and the mounting burden of repayment in foreign exchange
increased by three times.
Dependence on imported Capital and Management in the Energy sector has
been  encouraged. ENRON is the best example of this. The alternative of
bio mass produced energy not even being seriously explored.
Wind Energy, Solar energy are not fully explored. In the name of
producing Nuclear energy,  destructive weaponisation is pursued, when a
country cannot feed their millions. the pricing of electricity is being
determined to guarantee high returns to private sector. Enron pricing
its power at more than Rs.7/unit  is the best example. Now the
governments are in a vicious circle, one cannot keep Enron in nor keep
it out. The protest in Hyderabad on 28th  August 2000 was an example for
the people a the only alternative. Human Power and Animal power are not
utilised to its full potential in the era of  Globalisation. Even when
we talk about the share of this energy, villages are neglected.

9. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT

The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) has clearly spelt out
moving polluting industries from the North to the South. This shows very
clearly that MNCs have no ethics but to make more profit whatever the
cost may be. So there is a flooding of polluting industries coming to
India such as Sterlite factory in Tuticorin, mono fish culture, Du Pont
Nylon, chemical industries etc., etc. Our ruling elite welcome them
under the guise of development. Of course, the ruling elite is developed
by getting commissions and kickbacks not only in India but flooding the
reserve in foreign banks.

Another reason for industrial underdevelopment is Labour Laws. With
growing  casualisation of employment and encouragement for lax
implementation of  Labour laws, the quality of employment has
deteriorated. Industries are invited to all the states in the name of
development and Labour laws re  flouted everywhere. Closure and
retrenchment have become a common phenomenon.

10. DENIAL OF BASIC NEEDS OF PEOPLE

The direct consequence of the slowdown of the Social sector expenditure
has  been a marked deterioration in vital public services of Education,
Health,  PDS, Drinking Water Supply. With the inception of the New
Economic Policy,  all these areas are have deteriorated. On the other
hand, all these areas  are booming with private investment. A few are
getting benefits at the  expense of the vast majority. More and more
Super speciality private hospitals are coming up everywhere, super
public schools, engineering and medical colleges are sprouting
everywhere. On the other hand a vast majority of the people do not have
even drinking water, food, clothing, primary education, shelter and
primary health care. The nexus between local
mafia, MNCs and the ruling class is a new development with far reaching
consequences for the livelihood of the poor and the civil society at
large. With the quality of public services going down, with reduced or
nil outlays on the rural infrastructure of roads, irrigation, land
improvement, electricity, drinking water supply, education, health, PDS,
and with little prospect of gainful employment, the quality of rural
life has become intolerable. Take any index- drinking water, PDS,
housing, health facilities, education, roads, transportation,
electricity consumption, public transport system, employment prospects,
the contrast between the Rich and Powerful and the weak, Urban and
Rural, Public and Private was never so stark. The brunt of the evils of
this process is being borne by the working people. The self-employed
people, the artisans, fisher people, Dalits, tribals, small farmers, the
landless, agricultural workers, unorganised workers and women are the
worst victims. Poor traditional fisher people are threatened by foreign
fishing vessels and import of fish.  The thrust of Monsanto seeds,
Cargill seeds, import of all agricultural  goods are threatening the
very existence of small farmers and agricultural workers. Mega dams are
displacing millions of tribals and Dalits from their Natural resources
and sources of livelihood, Mega airports and harbours are threatening
millions of small farmers and fisher people. We have come to a  stage
where MNCs can buy anything in this country. The whole situation is
creating mass exodus from villages to cities, creating more and more
slums in cities and towns of India. People in slums are treated like
outsiders, strangers and criminals by bureaucrats, administrators and
ruling class.

11. PRIVATISATION AND INCREASING REPRESSION

There is rampant bureaucratization and corruption at all levels,
particularly in the Public sector. The ruling class and bureaucrats
create corruption and ineffectiveness in Public Transport, Public
Industries,  Railways, Post and Telegraphs, then there is a cry for
privatisation as the only solution. Therefore we are opening all our
sectors to the Private sector. MNCs are flooding in to take over all our
Infrastructure and Natural Resources. In the name of development Land
Acquisition Act is used  to confiscate land for any MNCs and private
entrepreneurs to make more and more profits. Construction of Ports,
Airports, Mega dams are all given to Private companies. MNCs are
displacing millions of poor people and taking  over all our Natural
Resources- land, water and forests. All these are at the same time
risking our National Security and Sovereignty. There are spontaneous
protests everywhere by victims. They are contained by police repression.
the answer is found in the form of augmented Reserve Police Force,
Special Rapid Action Force. Police firings on peaceful demonstration
against harsh consequences of Globalisation have become routine affair.
What happened in Hyderabad on 28th August 2000 was a pitched battle
between  unarmed victims of Globalisation and the armed police force for
about five hours. Killing of leaders by the Police has become common.
Lt. Col. Pratap Save of Umargaon and Subramanyam of Hyderabad are the
two victims of such Police killings. The State is arming itself with
draconian laws by introducing some legal changes. Increasing
authoritarian character of the State and intensifying State repression
are inevitable
byproducts of this  anti-people Globalisation process. Scarce resources
of the country are being diverted into ever-expanding militarisation and
hence to an unavoidable arms race. Police is used to help the process of
Privatisation and not to protect the vast majority of our people
struggling to meet the  basic needs of life and livelihood.

12. COMMUNALISM

In the face of such draconian Globalisation, the ruling elite want to
remain in power by hook or by crook. Today the ruling class wants to
remain in power, to deflect growing resentment of the masses against
Globalisation by whipping up communalism, chauvinism, regional politics
and war hysteria. Hate campaign against minorities, attack on places of
worship, saffronisation at all levels have become a way of life to
gather votes and get elected. All these are destroying our very
foundation of secular life. This is a repetition of history- when
colonialism began with a combination of Politics, Religion and Trade.
Similarly, invasions took place by mixing up Politics, Religion and
Arms. Our existence as a Nation is built on the sacred values of
Secularism and Democracy. The ruling class wants to change all this.
That is why the review of our Indian Constitution is called for, viz.,
to destroy the foundational character of Secularism and Democracy. Even
the Judiciary, in general, is on the side of Globalisation. The very
Judiciary that upheld Secularism of the Indian Constitution is now
upholding 'Hindutva'. The very Judiciary that stood with the poor,
adivasis and fisher people is now turning against them.

13. GENDER EQUALITY

Globalisation is built around trade and profit. Women are reduced to
become property and a means to make money through advertisements,
tourism. Women are used for everything. And they have become victims of
all the ill effects of Globalisation. The worst victims of all
Globalisation are women.  Women everywhere are treated as property to be
sold and bought. This gender inequality if fundamentally based on
patriarchy in every form. It has become a real political struggle
between politically powerful men and women  concerning 33% reservation
for women in Assemblies and Parliament.

14. COMMON PROPERTY RIGHT

The crux of the issue is property right. The alternate development
paradigm  has to be built around property right. Public property right
and state  ownership of Natural Resources- land, water, and forest lead
to bureaucratization and corruption. And yet, in certain areas this
tight has  to remain in the areas of Public Transport, Posts and
Telegraphs, PDS, Security of the Nation etc. On the other hand, free and
open Privatisation lead to legitimising exploitation of labour,
unbridled accumulation and  appropriation of Natural Resources. When the
vast majority of our people lack basic needs of life. We have to
struggle foestablishing Common Property Right, when the community is
totally dependent on Natural  Resources for their livelihood. They
should control  and manage these Natural Resources which cannot be sold
or bought unless the entire community agrees to it for a common good,
not for privatisation.
Land Reform has to take place at all levels including estates, and urban
ceiling. These should not be uncontrolled amassing of wealth by any
companies. There  should be social controls on all the companies. There
is a need for such legislations. The tools of production, the areas
livelihood should be owned and controlled by those who are dependent on
these for livelihood. This  should not be opened to profiteering groups.

A life style based on nature, economy and culture of adivasis and
traditional fisher people, artisans- cannot be encroached upon. Their
Natural Resources, tools and life support taken away by illegal means
or  immoral ways should be returned with proper historical
investigations. We stand for tribal Self-Rule, and traditional and
customary rights of fishing communities areas over Coastal Regulation
Zone (CRZ),
with their rights to Natural Resources and their distinctive cultural
identities.
Globalisation that gives such enormous power to these companies to buy
any  Natural Resources has to be checked by People's Rights over
Natural  Resources meant for livelihood cannot be sold or bought.

15. SECOND FREEDOM STRUGGLE
If the 20th Century was characterised by people's struggle against
Political Colonialism, 21st Century is going to be characterised by the
people's struggle against Economic Colonialism and Corporate Rule. This
struggle is characterised by protests and construction. There is a need
for  struggle and alternate constructive work side by side at all
levels. First  of all, we are committed to people oriented and
ecologically sound economic  giving priority to protectors of people's
livelihood and production to meet
the bare needs of people. Such policy requires people's control over
Natural Resources. This is built from village, to the state and
national  level through a revised Panchayati Raj (Gram Swaraj).
We oppose all forms of foreign imperialist intervention, MNCs'
intervention  alienating the vast majority of our people. We therefore
propose that India  quit WTO and campaigns for an alternative
institution to regulate world  trade in a democratic, pro-people and
environmentally sustainable way. We  want to put an end to "Green Rome".
Decision making and create a UN forum of decision making without the
Security Council.
We join in all struggles against WTO with other people, workers,
students,  youth around the world. We refuse to submit to any
conditionalities and  structural adjustment programmes imposed by IMF,
WB
and similar  international institutions. These organisations should not
be allowed to  formulate and influence policies in any sector,
particularly, the vital  areas of health, education, communication,
media, PDS, bio diversity,  environment, labour legislation and natural
resources. These institutions  should be appropriately democratised to
reflect the composition and the  aspirations of every nation and people
in the world.
Foreign debt is an imposition of the rich for profiteering. This
so-called  debt has been repaid several times over. It must be
unilaterally written  off. India should seek support from fellow
southern countries for an alternative international exchange, trade and
finance system.
We support the legal protection of people's right of access to common
property resources of forests, common lands and water. Our aim is to
revitalise the village economy and to empower everybody first by
meeting  the basic needs of life.
We oppose the present industrial policy which abandons social
responsibility and devalues human labour. We should encourage a labour
intensive Industry Policy in the country. We oppose the irresponsible
policy of closures and lockouts in the organised  sector, takeover of
units by the workers.
We stand in solidarity with the struggles of the Dalits to secure
fundamental human rights and justice. We support the policy of
reservations.
We reaffirm freedom of religion and the foundational secular traditions
of  India. We stand for education, health and food for all. We have to
initiate this process at the village level by strengthening primary
health, primary  education and PDS.
We oppose gender inequality and strive towardsproviding all basic Human
Rights for women irrespective of caste and religion. We value women's
empowerment and participation in all fields equal with men in all
decisions, policy-making and implementation in social, economic and
political aspects.
We also believe that this struggle and constructive work by the victims
of  Globalisation is a new politics and development which has the power
to  change the present system of politics that support Globalisation.
This is a  slow process by bringing in victims of Globalisation,
particularly the  student community and youth of the country. This
struggle and constructive  work must lead to electoral politics taking
over state
power as well.

16.  NAPM's POLITICS :
        NAPM needs to remain OPEN but not VAGUE on the issue of
politics. NAPM is an Alliance process though working for evolving common
Understanding, Ideology and Strategy; so that it would become strong
political force in this country.
        Politics means creation and resolution of crisis in society. Any
organsation or forum restoring or rebuilding the power relations in
various sectors of life eg. social, economical, political etc. is a
political force. Party, State, Civil society, Organisation and
Communities can become such force if it has mass base to change the
present Power Relations.
        Electoral Politics is one way of doing it. NAPM see important
role for Electoral Politics yet its limitations as well, for the total
change of society.  There are power relations beyond party politics
also. Role of the state is the result of present nature of  Electoral
Politics. NAPM does not believe that state would whither away and some
other form of civil society should take over. NAPM gives equal
importance to the Non Electoral Politics, as well! NAPM does not deny
Peoples^Ò Movements and organisations actively involved in Electoral
Politics e.g. Constituents of Shoshit Jan Andolan, Maharashtra or
Narmada Bachao Andolan have successfully contested several Gram
Panchayat elections. At many places in Panchayat elections people and
parties play role not as party. Present status of electoral politics is
very
confusing. Deliberately it is made vague so that ^Ñalliance politics^Ò
becomes possible on any ground. It has become game of numbers. While
relating to any party its ideology, programmes, strength of cadre and
supporters is required to be analysed. However it has become very
difficult to analyse any party. NAPM do not reject the possibility of
interacting and relating with some of the so called main stream
political parties purely on merit basis and on the specific issues. On
the issues of  Nuclear
Disarmament, Opposition to Globalisation , Fight Against Enron etc. NAPM
has been in alliance with such
parties. Off course, there is no chance for any alliance with any of the
pro globalisation Congress party or Communal Prties like Bhartiya Janata
Party, Shiv Sena , Muslim League etc.
        There is a need of immediate intervention in the electoral
politics, other wise present day winning parties will continue to
dominate their anti people development paradigm on the people under the
name of democratically elected representatives. There is a need for a
strong alternative Party in the electoral  politics to evolve the
alternative, pro people, development paradigm. Constituents of NAPM like
Samajwadi Jana Parishad (SJP)is a political party. Sarwa Sewa Sangh
contest elections through the concept of peoples^Ò candidates. Any other
constituent or group of constituents within NAPM can join electoral
politics or become party as SJP.NAPM will decide its relationship with
such political forces as Azadi Andolan related with the then Congress.
In any case NAPM as Non party political force will have to continue.

17. NAPM resolves to commence an indefinite campaign against
Globalisation  through a series of demands and actions. All
organisations and individuals agreeing with the above statement, demands
and actions are appealed to  participate in the campaign with own
banners with the consent of campaign  committee of NAPM.
The life and the dependent health of the planet cannot be sacrificed
for  the greed of a few in the world.
We have enough resources for the needs of all.

18.IMPORTANT NATIONL DEMANDS
1)  Right of village society over  JAL(water),JUNGLE(forest),JAMIN(land)
and water and mineral property be considered primary.   Keeping right of
individual property in proper limits, natural resources be under the
control of local community. The decision of its use, development or
distribution be taken with the participation and the permission of the
affected people which will ensure their Right to Information and proper
rehabilitation before taking up any project where displacement becomes
inevitable though minimum.
2)  If W.T.O. is not for us , India should come out of WTO. India must
QUIT WTO and all foreign debts  on India must be deemed as cancelled,
because it has already been repayed many times by interest and unequal
terms of trade.
3)  Land reforms must be strictly implemented so that land in the name
of absentee landlords and corporate farming companies must be
redistributed to the land less workers.
4)  Stop or withdraw all unjust bills and amendments like Amendments to
Land Aquisition Act, Aquaculture Authority Bill, The Electricity Bill
2000 etc. The attempt to get the Samata Judgement reversed must be given
up.
5)  Health, Education and Work should be introduced in the list of
fundamental  rights and should be guaranteed to all.
6)  All attempts to destroy the basic democratic basis and ethos of
Constitution, under the name of Review must be stopped. Directive
Principles of the Constitution must be made justifiable just as
fundamental rights.
7)  Apart from looting the country, economical destruction and violation
of legislation, power projects like ENRON and similar companies giving
electricity to common consumer at the exorbitant tariffs must be
legally  and by taking political stand be cancelled. Under the name of
economic reforms, attempts to disintegrate the power sector, division of
State Electricity Boards, must be stopped and cancelled. The public
sector should be de bureaucratised. Employees be given substantial role
in management.
8)  People should avoid using products of Multi National Corporations as
much as possible. Government must preserve the right to ban or curb the
imports.
9)  Liquor manufactured in factories and state protected liquor business
must be stopped.
10)  Reservation and facilities to Dalits, tribals and all backward
classes in both public and private sectors must be there.
11)  50% reservation for women must be given in all spheres of public
life tom achieve the objective of gender equality. Atrocities of all
kinds against women should be stopped.
12)  The Gramsabhas of every village should be made final aythority in
respect of decision making about local levels so as to proceed towards
the objective of self rule and self development.
13)  The subsidy for Public Distribution System (PDS..Rationing) should
be increased. The rates of the grains to be distributed should be
immediately reduced so that not only the people who are poor
and,marginalised but those slightly above the official poverty line, can
also access the PDS.  The grains overflowing from godowns should be
distributed under various ^ÑFood for Work^Ò, programmes.  The present
adhoc process of defining poverty line and fixing the number of families
below poverty line should be changed with immediate effect and it should
be based on mere objective and scientific criteria.
        14) Urban Land Ceiling Act of 1971 must be re enacted, with more
stringent rules for implementation. Urban land use must be guided by
respect for the working classes, especially in the unorganised sector.
Peoples^Ò Right to Work and their Right to Stay within easy access of
their work place is crucial and must be defended. Peoples^Ò Right to Life
and livelihood has to  have priority over private transport.

19.  ACTION PLAN TILL NOVEMBER 2001:
A.  From Aug.6th..Hiroshima day as Anti Nuclear Energy Day and Aug. 9th
..Quit India Day as ENRON QUIT INDIA DAY campaign against Globalisation
will be further intensified.
B.  From Aug. 15th to Sept. 15th regional/state and district level
preparatory meetings and contact tours will be organised all over.
C.  Sept. 19,20,21, 2001..National Camp at Sewagram Ashram , Wardha,
Maharashtra "To Understand Globalisation and to chalk out strategy and
Action Plan to fight it "will be organised where activists of different
organisations within NAPM and individuals will participate.
D.  Oct. 2nd..Gandhi Jayanti to Oct. 26th..Dhamma Parivartana Day
:several of the following events are getting initiated in different
parts of the country.

1.CONTACT TOUR from Andhra Pradesh to Rajasthan covering Chchattiagarh,
Jharkhand, Bihar, U.P., Hrayana, Delhi etc.
2.Public hearing on LAND and Farmer^Òs Jury, in Andhra Pradesh.
3.Mobilisation in College Students in Banglore and elsewhere.
4.  Sell of cottage, Khadi and Village Industry products.
5.  Gram Swarajya Abhiyan in 1000 villages.

E.  Nov. 1st onwards: Beginning of Mass  Anti WTO Political Action( as
WTO meeting begins on Nov. 5th.) which will continue beyond Nov. 18th as
well, like Worlds fisheries strike on Nov. 21st.  The indefinite action
can be on any of the issues like PDS, LAND, UNEMLOYMENT, ELECTRICITY
TARRIFS etc.
20.  SUGGESTED NATURE OF MASSIVE POLITICAL ACTION:
 1.Take back the land occupied by aquaculture, MNCs, Governments etc.
expropriated by the State and the corporate sector
 2.Take control over food grain godowns, water parks etc.
 3.Occupy circuit houses, lawns and other such premises for harvesting.
 4.Stop paying electricity bills
 5.Indefinite BLOCKADE of  High ways all over on same day.
 6. Marching towards state capital from different parts same time then
marching towards Delhi from different state capitals and indefinite
action in Delhi etc.

21.  APPEAL TO ALL:
A.  SPREAD THIS MESSAGE TO AS MANY AS POSSIBLE.
B.  SUGGEST THE LIKE MINDED ORGANISATIONS, FRONTS, FORUMS TO BE
CONTACTED FOR APPEALING THEM TO JOIN.
C.  PARTICIPATE IN WARDHA CAMP ON SEPT. 19,20, 21, 2001.