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Thursday 8 August 2013

Seminar on Historic Movement of P&T Employee on 29th July, 1946.


A discussion took place at Kolkata RMS GPO Building Auditorium organized by Kolkata RMS Division on the 07th August, 2013. Com. R.L. Bhattacharjee, Ex. Dy. Secretary General of NFPE was the main speaker.

Com. Chittaranjan Dutta, Com. Sumit Bhattacjarjee & Com. Soumen Roy presided over the meeting. The members pay their homage to the leaders who passed away and sacrificed their lives at the cost of the movement.

Com. R.L. Bhattacharjee expressed in details about the history of the movement. Expressed about the role of Com. Dada Ghosh and other leaders and how the strike was developed not only in West Bengal but throughout India. The strike was spread in so density manner for which Govt. Was compelled to declare” good conduct pay” – who participated in the strike. After the Second World War the P&T movement was the historic one which open the path of the Independence struggle in India. He also expressed about the militancy of lower grade union and RMS union under the leadership of Com. Dada Ghosh and Com. K.G. Bose. In the light of the movement he also expressed about the present situation, he tried to advice that now at this movement the unity is devise to develop unity of working class, at the same time unity as a whole to achieve the target.

             The role of Com. Dalvi can not be ruled of. His role for develop the unity of the working class is a lesion of us. The History says when there is a attack the working class united. A good number of workers participated in the programme. Com. S. K. Bardhan and Com. Sanjoy Chakraborty on behalf of Circle Union were also present in the programme. The commitment of the 1946 strike was nothing but the unity of the working class – the movement against hungry, to establish the struggle of socialism.

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