द इण्डियन स्ट्रगल / भारतीय स्वाधीनता संग्राम (नेताजी सुभाष चन्द्र बोस - ऐतिहासिक विश्लेषण)

344 THE INDIAN STRUGGLE
No popular upheaval is, however, possible till the promul-
gation of the new reforms. Thereafter it will take a few years
—probably two or three—for the people to be completely
disillusioned. Then there will be the beginning of another
mass upheaval. What exact form this upheaval will take, it
is difficult to determine at this stage.
During the next few years the inner condition of the
Congress will be somewhat unsettled, that is to say, no party
will be sufficiently strong to be able to suppress the others.
The Socialist Party in the form it has assumed to-day—
cannot make much headway. The composition of the Party
is not homogeneous and some of its ideas are out-of-date.
But the instinct that has urged the formation of the Party is
right. Out of this Left-Wing revolt there will ultimately
emerge a new full-fledged party, with a clear ideology,
programme and plan of action. It is not possible at this stage
to visualise the details of this Party’s programme and plan of
action—but one may attempt to give the bare outlines:

1. The Party will stand for the interests of the masses,
   that is of the peasants, workers, etc., and not for the
   vested interests, that is, the landlords, capitalists and
   money-lending classes.
2. It will stand for the complete political and economic
   liberation of the Indian people.
3. It will stand for a Federal Government for India as
   the ultimate goal, but will believe in a strong Central
   Government with dictatorial powers for some years
   to come, in order to put India on her feet.
4. It will believe in a sound system of state-planning
   for the re-organisation of the agricultural and industrial
   life of the country.
5. It will seek to build up a new social structure on the
   basis of the village communities of the past, that were
   ruled by the village ‘Panch’ and will strive to break
   down existing social barriers like caste.
6. It will seek to establish a new monetary and credit
   system in the light of the theories and the experi-
   ments that have been and are current in the modern
   world.