Category: Movements

Bengal ignited once again by the massive Students’ movement

Date – 29.07.2021 – AIDSO and its supporters long been hauling the direction of students’ movement and past few months it had been reaching to its climax. The demands they are raising like protest against result chaos in higher secondary, the same in college-university exams, reopening campuses with vaccinating all students, teachers, staffs, including students from 12 to 18 years in schools. Along with this demand state-wide school education department and DI office have been intimated for more than a month, deputing the education minister, holding protests in the assembly…

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Students of the nation Stand in Solidarity with the Farmers

On completion of 6 months of the valiant Peasants’ Movement, Observe May 26 as a Black Day successfully – AIDSO Supporting the decision of the farmers to observe Black Day on 26 May 2021, Sourav Ghosh, the General Secretary, AIDSO has issued the following statement to the press today: All India Democratic Students’ Organisation (AIDSO) has been maintaining a strong and unwavering stand with the struggling peasants right from day one. We all know, that the farmers of our nation have been protesting on the borders of Delhi for the…

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Supporting the Bharat Band on 26th March 2021 against anti-farm laws, Sourav Ghosh, General Secretary of AIDSO stated:

“It has been four months since the farmers of this country are on the streets of the national capital as well as indifferent parts of the country against three anti-farm laws. Their valorous struggle is inspiring the people of thiscountry to fight for justice everywhere. We salute to the struggling farmers and wholeheartedly support the callof Bharat Band on 26th March 2021 at the call of Sanyukta Kisan Morcha. We also pay our heartfelt tribute tothose more than 300 farmers who have sacrificed their lives in this movement.The anti-farm laws…

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AIDSO Stands in Solidarity with Fighting Farmers

Sourav Ghosh, the General Secretary of AIDSO has said that since 26 November 2020, farmers and agricultural workers from across the country have been marching to New Delhi. Myriad of protesters have had to face the wrath of government and police brutality! Needless to say, they have risen to fight against the pro-corporate farm laws brought in the name of “One Nation, One Market” and other such shiny slogans ignoring the long-standing demands by the peasants for debt relief, increasing the remunerative price of crops by at least 50% and…

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