Why Our Working Class Will Always Remain Poor ft. Anurag Saxena | Samdish Bhatia

[@metropencil1]

Kudos to UNSKILLED CAMERA OPERATORS , पीडि़त EDITOR and the (*fill it*) crew I hope Samdish is taking good care of you guys

[@OfficialPeeingHuman]

Me while editing Samdish’s interviews - main toh duniya ko solve karunga, main toh sacrifice karunga 🫡

[@Kattar_rationalist_atharva]

I think only ideological counter to bjp is left parties... Center party like congress aap is very flexible on their ideology working that's why bjp is growing... If left party make them strong and they have ground network like rss ... They can challenge bjp on national level.. Although i am centre right but i have immense respect for left parties❤.. If they want to challenge bjp we need to revive left

[@phantomaurdoga]

@@OfficialPeeingHuman drop video before GTA6 🫥

[@sudheeraryaca]

​@@Kattar_rationalist_atharvaLeft is a failed ideology I guess unless forced upon and implemented in a dictatorship which has it's fair share if disadvantages

[@georgedheeraj]

Just read this comment when he said it!😂

[@imsandhu9827]

OG Editor bhaisaahab Ramit bhai

[@gauravadlakha9174]

Hats off to you Anurag ji, Thank You Samdish for this eye opening video. I pledge today that I will pay prescribed salaries to whoever I employee, will arrange for health and PF benefits also. I am small enterprenure having 15 people. Lal Salaam ko mera Safed Salaam.

[@KrishnaBhabhor-m2g]

🙌♥️

[@sherlockholmes1074]

Nice initiative.

[@aviral5124]

@@gauravadlakha9174 these are basics you don't need a lecture from a left activist to do these things. Use common sense.

[@akashyadav8513]

​@@aviral5124 no sure he's doing what he said 😂

[@AltLeafDrifting]

​@@aviral5124the basics on ground are something else entirely sometimes...

[@pseudonym9215]

Just look at the way he is talking, no frivolous anecdotes, no personal stories, no reminiscing nostalgia, no songs, no jokes etc. The guy has so much to say from what he has learned over the years that he is always on subject and on point, short and precise.

[@sanjurydv]

Speaking to the point

[@abhrasnatasarkar8238]

Thanks for introducing Anurag Saxena!! Awesome coverage. Long live CITU

[@Kattar_rationalist_atharva]

I think only ideological counter to bjp is left parties... Center party like congress aap is very flexible on their ideology working that's why bjp is growing... If left party make them strong and they have ground network like rss ... They can challenge bjp on national level.. Although i am centre right but i have immense respect for left parties❤.. If they want to challenge bjp we need to revive left

[@abhinavdeb1]

@@Kattar_rationalist_atharva BJP is rightwing only in some parts of ideologies. Warna it is more Nehruvian+Gandhian left than some socialist countries can ever dream. All its policies are left-centered. Bas private companies galti se bachi kuchi thodi survive kar rhi hai 'bcoz tax dete hai. Republican party in America and Millei's party in Argentina are the only two parties that are properly right wing in ideology and policies.

[@kshitizyadav786]

Bhai mai 4 baar dekh lunga aur das logon ko subscribe karne ko bolunga but I want you to make this type of video brother..

[@anirbanchowdhary1]

Never change Samdish

[@SharmaDevu]

Same bhai

[@KHATAKHATai]

China deepseek India unfiltered by samdish

[@HarshSharma-od9iy]

same bhai definitely

[@Avinashkumar-nc2jg]

​@@aviral5124 hein?? Ee ka howe hai

[@titfortitt]

Samdish’s interviews feel like the indie, parallel, or alt cinema of the interview world. He sometimes dives into ultra-commercial, mass-entertainment conversations but always adds his signature twist. And just when you think he’s gone full mainstream, he circles back to these lowkey, underdog gems. It’s brilliant, and I’m here for every bit of it.

[@deadpoolwhoslaysassholes1586]

I wanted to write exactly this but I'm to lazy. 👍🏽👍🏽

[@RishavKoner-q6j]

Anurag sir is really the best Comrade I have ever met, he is totally dedicated towards the Struggle of IT interns and Workers of Gurgaon and Noida. He really fought for the workers.

[@sagniksarkar33]

Samdish I'll be very honest I don't enjoy the superstar or famous people interviews but instead loves these interviews of people who are the real heroes or very important cogs of the society which keeps it running. Please keep these coming bring even more new people like these. Thanks.

[@AJJYTHEGREAT]

AK was also like this before fame

[@sanket_edits-e7t]

he does interview with superstars so he can manage the finanaces and connections for this kinda interviews.

[@sinkalita]

it's like art cinema and commercial movies.. 1 commercial movie finances 5 art movie

[@Evil_Clown-eh6jz]

I think Samdish has some level of difficulty completely empathizing with these people. He might appear to be empathetic, but it often comes across as an awkward act. He very well realizes that these are just pawns that he needs to show to sell his material (Poverty porn). Perhaps because he has never had to WORK a real job in his life. He comes from a fairly privileged background. He associates and connects easily with the celebrity-types or the publicity-seeking types because he understands their motivations and behaviour. I think he cannot ( and to be fair, most of us also cannot) fathom what sacrifices a family has to be make to live off INR 12-15K a month...

[@sagniksarkar33]

​@@sinkalita agreed and I am fine with it as long as he keeps finding these gems of a person.

[@MrMaafiaa]

Absolutely a ripper of an interview and even better Anurag ji himself - such clarity, such aura. I couldn't take my eyes off him in the way he conducted himself and communicated.

[@roushankumar-pk8wu]

This video should be awarded for showcasing the dire conditions of the working class, vo deshpremi wala ladka , bina kuch specify kiye contrast dikha diya…ek ladka diska naam deshpremi h uska apne desh me 1 time ka khana bhi nahi milta….i hope this gets enough eyeballs..and I will share this as much as possible…

[@ananonymous7720]

This is such a shame to our mainstream media that doesn't even give a slot to revolutionary people (Mr Anurag Saxena) coz they're too busy with "Pravaktaas" of every political party....On the other hand we have people like our beloved Bhatia Sahab who introduce such unsung heroes of our society.....Long live journalism and long live to mere Jamnapar ka cheetah Samdish

[@madhukarv5267]

This is the most important piece of content and interviews you have EVER published.

[@sulaganabiswas]

I agree. So far the most relevant interview

[@ThEjOkEr6510_]

Seriously, this is a great interview. Anurag sir is very knowledgeable and selfless. He is actually doing something that gives a tangible change to majority of the people in this country. It's a shame that these struggles and triumphs are not documented more in the mainstream media. I've got to know about citu from their struggle with samsung workers against the management. If citu is covered more, I think the majority of india will prosper because most of the topics that have been discussed in this interview, I'd say are not even known to a common voter in this country. Keep growing samdish and team! I'll keep supporting you in any way possible. 👍

[@sumaiyadusgikar1595]

Kudos to you Samdish... U are just awesome...

[@drsaurabhmudgil]

bhai 500 rs highlight karne ke to jyada hain

[@SS-et4kz]

Great work by Samdish, and I deeply admire the work of Anurag Saxena. For those who haven’t realized this yet-we live in a jungle raj. The government isn’t here to help you; its sole purpose is to seize and maintain power. If you rely on it for support, you will only set yourself up for disappointment and suffering. This is not BJP vs left wing. It applies for all parties In this world, without a strong education or skillset, society will not care about you-harsh but true. No one owes you anything. The working population is exploited because supply far outstrips demand, and in an oversaturated job market, the system will wring you dry while paying you as little as possible. And if you find yourself struggling, please think twice before having many children-you’ll only be passing down your struggles, not breaking free from them.

[@gauravkarn8445]

Thanks Samdish for interviewing a trade unionist fighting for workers rights for decades... We need more reports, interviews like this which throws light on the problems faced by 90% of the countrymen who are workers.

[@the_arnavz3281]

Thanks for introducing Mr. Saxena!!! He is a gem to this country!!!!

[@rajnishsrinivas]

Anurag ji is truly passionate about his work. The clarity with which he explained things makes me wish that people in the government took their jobs as seriously as he does.

[@PeoplesWorld-lt7pi]

It is important to give limelight to people like Anurag Saxena. They are not doing this for any political gain yet the media simply ignores them deliberately.

[@abhinav-v2i]

This has been the most honest and real interview I have seen in a while. This should be on TV every single night. People need to be forced to watch it. They need to know that they are not alone and that they are better off united.

[@saifeesv]

That desh premi guy is such a good soul, hope he gets a good life.

[@keshavprashar155]

As a aspiring lawyer, it's eye opening ki how injustice is done at ever level in our country . Even government is doing such acts to labors if not directly then indirectly by contractors . How can't even the people who do this don't feel guilt at at. Maybe we have to ignite humanity at first, to teach ki people on other side are humans too.

[@Kattar_rationalist_atharva]

I think only ideological counter to bjp is left parties... Center party like congress aap is very flexible on their ideology working that's why bjp is growing... If left party make them strong and they have ground network like rss ... They can challenge bjp on national level.. Although i am centre right but i have immense respect for left parties❤.. If they want to challenge bjp we need to revive left

[@Quest-ekedia]

Even AAP so called aap aadmi party is also should be equally blamed...

[@swaggamingcod454]

​@@Kattar_rationalist_atharvaLeft don't have ground network apart from Kerala and west bengal and 1-2 more states

[@aviral5124]

@@Kattar_rationalist_atharva yes and extemists parties like AIMIM should be banned

[@adityashukla440]

Thanks!

[@ThEjOkEr6510_]

This is the first guest who has taken names of people 😂😂

[@harshkumarsingh4761]

Not a leftist but this calm conversation was so impactful. Anurag felt ground to earth the whole time, facts and numbers on the tongue. I believe the general politicians should learn that.

[@souravnandi4343]

It takes a lot of guts to put up The Voice of the voiceless Kudos to Samdish!❤🎉

[@odomos]

Excellent interview, thank you! CITU✊❤

[@ehtejalil]

Sitting in Pakistan listening to this man ..how simple he is but how hard hitting his words are..so much sorrow so much pain so much helplessness but still pushing ... I hope we the privileged people who have the authority to make a change learn from people like him and grow some balls to stand up against inhuman atrocities. I hope people open their mind and grow above this communal hate the politics is engraving in us .

[@sujata08]

I think more and more people must watch this conversation.

[@hey_Ananyaaa]

Actually I hate communism and communist but loved this interview

[@rajdeepvijayaraj4243]

This is what communism is,​@@hey_Ananyaaa

[@shubhamrajotiya7607]

My father was also an activist in trade union, and I saw his struggles closely

[@timetraveller001]

Salute to him. Unki himmat se hi hindustan chamkega 🙏

[@yuvrajthapa1982]

Get this man padmashree or some national award.... He knows very well what he's doing and he's intentional.

[@abhirupjena7228]

This is not just a ordinary podcast this is f***ing reality of India I am really proud that you’re connected to the soil.

[@thelifeanddimension]

Those people keep India stable...no civil war..no communalism...that integral India...

[@GIFLIFfest]

Kitna zaroori hai yeh, eye opener. Someone utilising their base for a wider work. Much thanks for spreading awareness on this. At the least, we can be more considerate and supportive of folks we deal with everyday. Hum 5₹ ki sabzi ka negotiation karte rehte hain.

[@Dr_Khanz]

Thank you ❤

[@asapyashh]

Thank you Samdish and team for covering the workers' conditions in this country. The mainstream media and influencer journalists never bother showing the material conditions of the working class. Keep raising class consciousness among the masses! All power to you!!

[@sujata08]

When Samdish said, 45 k mein mushkil hai ghar chalana, but he doesn't know, how many committed people's leaders are sacrificing their lives and have adopted a life like this.

[@rahulslawtime9190]

It is really wonderful that you have reached to the leaders those are really working for the marginalized section of the society while keeping their self interest away to make the people aware as well as struggle for the people to live a dignified life with their fundamental rights.

[@Shubham-jiii]

An important reminder of the challenges faced by the working class in India. The interview with Anurag Saxena provides a valuable insight into the issues that workers are facing, such as low wages, lack of job security, and exploitation by employers. Saxena also highlights the role of trade unions in fighting for the rights of workers. Keep moving forward ❤ Samdish bhai🙂

[@hottvcschannelopedia4738]

55:17 this part blown my mind what a perspective ,i guarantee that no one in my life have discussed on this thing really hat's off to the legend Anurag ji 🙌❤

[@alimfarooq7865]

The GOAT (🐐 meh -meh) , the legend , the brave , the coolest person on the earth with another interview 😁

[@Kattar_rationalist_atharva]

I think only ideological counter to bjp is left parties... Center party like congress aap is very flexible on their ideology working that's why bjp is growing... If left party make them strong and they have ground network like rss ... They can challenge bjp on national level.. Although i am centre right but i have immense respect for left parties❤.. If they want to challenge bjp we need to revive left

[@plantsandflowers_life]

U r doing a great job samdish. In the age of podcasts of politicians n actors only meant for promotion, u r persistently showing the ground reality. Wish u lots of success n please remain the same, our country needs youth like you

[@sherlockholmes1074]

This is quite disturbing. This is what Vir Das was talking about in his stand up "Two Indias". We have left our "Ram Rajya" "Ram Barose". Hats off to Samdish and PeeingHumanBeing for this masterpiece.

[@aviral5124]

@@sherlockholmes1074 all thanks to the decades of dictator like rule of a left influenced family which gave the slogan garibi hatao but never did.

[@pyron9509]

@@aviral5124 It's been 10 years dude. idts either party is doing anything.

[@aviral5124]

@@pyron9509 Comparatively current regime is doing much better but there is so much potential and clearly previous regimes/ideology is NOT the answer.

[@aviral5124]

@@pyron9509 ten years is NOTHING in a nation's timeline.

[@pyron9509]

@ How? The entire video is literally talking about how the current regime is still failing and the change has brought about minimal changes

[@ankushsingh6295]

Best interview i have seen in recent times. Great work Samdish. Salute to Mr. Anurag Saxena

[@goselfmade1]

Samdish bhai never ever stop this.. Hat's off to people like Anurag ji

[@bedantabordoloi]

What I liked about the video: 1. Fact that someone made an effort to interview this person. How many other interviews you have seen that interviews someone similar to the person being interviewed in this video? 2. ⁠As Anurag himself admitted in the video, what he does may not make him rich and he may not be popular with his own family members because of the path he has choosen. But he will be popular amongst others. 3. ⁠Yes, his work may never make headlines. But the lives of people he is able to impact even marginally will go a long way in their lives. 4. ⁠Lastly at least we have people like Anurag who lives to make the lives of the marginalized better. Who are still working for MINIMAL wages, let alone fair wages.

[@amiteshdas5362]

Such eye-opening content that holds up a lens to viewers like myself. Helps both be aware of our privilege and understand the non-privileged live (inspiring me to help). Thanks for putting such content on YT: Also trying to get the subscription on Unfiltered (finding it difficult through a foreign card). Been a religious viewer, now I finally have the means to support a little. Thanks for keeping the common person at the heart of your channel, thanks for keeping all of us informed and entertained, thanks for attempting to cut through the bullshit the country otherwise gets bombarded with.

[@nisharao2175]

Reality which seems to be worst dream ....samdhish don't want views he genuinely ask for help ..... Every short video in this whole video hit me soo hard ...nd the person in this interview is amazing his expression is the fact that how much he knows and how he can't do anything for people conditions

[@swarinkeshmayankdas9612]

Post liberalisation young people got disenchanted by socialist ideology (which is not their fault obviously) and left-wing activism and due to that left wing space was shrinking in our country and after 34 years of liberalisation the significance of left wing parties is pretty evident but I want to thanks for bringing this podcast to us in this tough times where capitalist have no bounds to exploit workers and now they are being celebrated as God men, they are getting away with lot stuff and people felt helplessness and devoid of an alternate. I sincerely hope this podcast give some semblance of hope to fight against the corporates laal salam

[@ratnadeepmukherjee1320]

Brother I have been with your channel from the start and I can say in my humble opinion this is one of your best works. Red Salute to Comrade Saxena. Long live CITU

[@AdityaSingh_G]

Not lying i see a visionary when looking in his eyes

[@harenderkundu4973]

लगे रहो संदिष भाई , मुझे विदेश का तो कोई अनुभव नहीं है लेकिन मेरे देश की एक खूबसुरती है कि ये पहले भी 600 ग़ुलाम रहा कभी किसी तानाशाह का कभी किसी तानाशाह का , लेकिन फेर भी इस धरती पर कभी क्रांतिकारीयो की कमी नहीं रही । और में कह सकता हु भारत जिंदाबाद था है और रहेगा |

[@aviral5124]

Communist china is ruled by taanashah Xi 😢

[@123rocker0071987]

Bhai tum kehna kya chahte ho? Andhbhakti ke iss daur mein hum log khud se aur samaj se kya chaahte hain kuch pataa nhi chalta

[@stromblessed3724]

NO WORDS CAN DESCRIBE WHAT I FELT AFTER LISTNING TO DESHPREMI.

[@NiranjanBendre]

Ye hai interview! This is value to the nation! Other interviews are certainly entertaining but this is invaluable!

[@Vikrum_]

This is the best edited and best structured episode so far, kudos man. Safed Salam

[@rajat4727]

Much needed✊️🚩

[@manishapatel439]

Anurag Saxena's dedication to societal betterment is truly inspiring..Thank you, Sandish, for the wonderful interview.

[@cagaganjain]

Dear Samdish Bhaiya, The way you take the interview, ask questions fearlessly and your style, all these makes your videos very interesting and engaging. 😆😀

[@abeetathghosh4491]

Great interview as always. Petition to release a ‘short’ of the song. Powerful and haunting imagery .

[@Spreadingjoyabovo]

Your interviews are so heart warming, informative, inspiring ..

[@basavarajsirwar5984]

Brother Samdish this is one of your bestest!!! Power to you🤝

[@MayankModi4556]

This was an amazing addition to your line up of videos. This was a solution video. ❤️

[@rahulpandit4364]

What a wonderful interview!! Gave me seed of thought ❤❤ Love you Samdish for making us meet amazing people of our country

[@Aayushh07]

He is a unsung hero

[@Souless03.]

Samdish u deserve millions bro !! ❤️❤️

[@jatinhello]

The sheer intent and heart behind this video is going to make this a HIGH IMPACT one for sure.

[@abh1kr]

Kabhi samay aayega Bharat me sare logo ka samman hoga

[@Hahababyfun]

When there is Brahamin Concept in India .Tabtak Ye sapna hi rahega

[@aviral5124]

Sabka samman hoga except traitors and terrorists

[@kafka1343]

Lol

[@junaidansari1246]

Samdish brother apke channel ko 3 saal se dekh rha hu or har ek interview bina skip kiye last tak dekhta hu, i really appreciate your work, you are going great....keep it up ❤

[@ad08star]

This interview is far better and eye opening than any politician's interview you have done lately.

[@Gaz2944]

Outstanding. Just outstanding! Samdhish, beyond just sharing, how can we ensure such valuable content reaches a wider audience? One thing that truly leaves me helpless and confused is why the working class doesn’t think about these issues when casting their votes. Why? Maybe the answer is right here in this video-where a party hands out ₹500 once during elections. If that’s all it takes, it’s no surprise that daily wage workers vote for them after taking the money. Will humanity ever break free from this endless cycle of misery? I honestly don’t know. 😢😢

[@yashasbedarkar9496]

Our Samdish who talked about the plight of sewer workers is back ! Welcome back bro!

[@khushalchoudhary9899]

Instead of jumping to one party or the other during this Delhi election season , u give an opportunity to the viewers to see the real side of Delhi , instead of competing with each other on whom is giving more free , one should develop this rationale of asking the representatives the real reason, to the only power a common person poses that is their VOTE

[@Avinashkumar-nc2jg]

Thanks samdhish for taking interview of people who are really doing something to improve society.. Next interview meghnerd pls..

[@AJJYTHEGREAT]

@Avinashkumar-nc2jg what is he doing to improve society, He tries to ensure that people remain dependent on others for survival and give up the aspiration of prosperity.

[@luimui3107]

​@@AJJYTHEGREAT so, you think people who he is trying to help wouldnt be stuck in their shitty situation if they just pull themselves up by their boot-straps and stop whining? Wow~

[@EducationSCIENCE1991]

that person has phenomenal knowledge about the that field his salary is 15000 only esse bhi log hai government mai jinhe kuch bhi nahi pata unki salary lakho mai hoti hai

[@JiseLogSahenshaKahtehai]

❤❤❤ thanks for bringing this and thanks to saxena ji for condemnable job

[@mritunjaypandey3487]

Commendable hoga sir

[@shobhitsaxena7445]

Credit designer ko mera LAL SALAM 🚩

[@KamnagarYt]

One of the most important interview

[@parveenbhardwaj2252]

After quite a while you finally reached the issue which is dragging our country backward even when people work soo hard. L&T and wipro chairman should watch this before they ask people to work 90-100 hours a week.

[@prasenjitsanyal3755]

The problem with our society is that Ananda Bazar Patrika, the most widely circulated newspaper in Bengal, propagated the narrative that trade unions were responsible for Bengal’s decline. However, the same publication laid off its own employees last year. This reflects a broader strategy where capitalist owners dismiss workers while simultaneously shaping public opinion to vilify trade unions. As a result, any protest by employees against such actions is framed as destructive, reinforcing an anti-worker sentiment.

[@abinash5084]

Yes breed more left partied in your states but don't come to our states for jobs. You remain in the hell hole you have created.

[@Inndjkaawed2922]

Why did Bengal decline?

[@prasenjitsanyal3755]

@@Inndjkaawed2922 Two main reasons: i) Partition ii) Freight Equalization Policy Jharkhand (then part of Bihar), Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, and Odisha also suffered greatly due to this policy. If trade unions were the sole reason, then Maharashtra would have faced even greater challenges, as Mumbai had larger and more intense trade union agitations at that time.

[@saurabhchakrabarti]

Ofcourse. Not because things like Aditya Birla being beaten up in Kolkata. Communists are doodh ka dhula hua

[@aannddrroommaann]

​@@prasenjitsanyal3755nobody talks about and know about how freight equalization literally robbed Bengal in favour of the cow belt.

[@vlogsbengali4179]

The only party who works for people rights

[@nlnl19g]

Thank you Samdish

[@dushyanth156]

Best... Loved the frank frank conversation and reality bites...

[@sinkalita]

sometimes when I am at home and I scroll through random reels I feel proud of my India then I go out... reality hit backs so hard .

[@OmTiwari33]

Really admire samdish efforts! Of showing such an underrated people and providing them a platform aasa video aur banao!!❤❤

[@PalakPandey_13]

If people tell solutions along with the problems then something is going to happen Otherwise most people do not change their vote thinking that this person is also just telling the problem and he does not have any solution. Well thanks Samdish for bringing such issues in light.

[@sambhajimane-q7l]

What an amazing interview and the person Anurag saxena ji is. Appreciate his work towards society.

[@shauryauboveja]

A very important video kudos to team Samdish 🙏🏻

[@jananatyamanch1]

Zabrdast interview. Much thanks to Samdish to bring this kind of an interview to his audience.

[@seno22021988]

😢very difficult to find these type of personality in other political parties.

[@SubhasAtYT]

Thanks!

[@Suite-life-of-lucky]

Glad that people like you exist! ❤

[@Jai_Bhim_Comrade]

Love you anurag saxena sir ❤

[@sauravdwivedi504]

Anurag Ji has a really contagious smile

[@rajdeepvijayaraj4243]

Lal Salam comrade Anurag ♥️ Left is the only way forward.

[@kunwarmanishsingh2323]

Thanks fr bringing this to rest of India

[@nitikasharma9757]

Salute to you both for trying to be the change you want to see around...👏

[@No258-q4g]

This is called desh prem not the pseudo nationalism

[@eternalreverence7578]

₹7/100kg? ₹40/day? ₹1500/month? I'm really shocked at the prices paid to so many people. Especially considering its the national capital. What era are we living in? F*ck, I have started feeling guilty about my spending habits even though I spend minimally and only on necessities (except some days). I truly believe, we need more good willed entrepreneurs and strive to become one myself.

[@djd4123]

Samdish,make more videos with CPIM leaders.Suggesting you to do an interview with Md. Salim- State secretary of CPIM WEST BENGAL.❤

[@123rocker0071987]

why only salim? why not others like this gentleman!?

[@djd4123]

@123rocker0071987 I gave him just one suggestion. There are many people in the communist party of India, samdish can do an interview with anyone of them.

[@abinash5084]

We have enough stupid ideas don't more stupid ideas from economical left. we need a party which is economical right which will change the future of the country.

[@djd4123]

@@abinash5084 But it is the only party of workers-farmers and talks about the people of economically weaker section. CPIM was the only party which opposed electoral bonds.

[@abinash5084]

@ It is one of the worst party in India. Totally anti India. want to keep India poor and keep their bellies full with these words. worship mao / stalin( murderers and psychopaths of highest order). Opposing Indian army fighting Chinese. These are leaches all leaders warn . These Left are totally filled by upper caste people so that they can exploit people while talking good for them.