SocialistAction 1983–88

The paper of the Socialist League, formerly the International Marxist Group, 1983–88

Recession

· Socialist Action No. 77, 9 November 1984 · p. 8 of the scan · 156 words

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page 8 of the scan

But with the onset of the world recession the central government in Inala nas been unable maintain the level of subsiay and genents ment this alliance through slane ment. The Indian government is therefore thrown back more narrowly onto the resources of the big bourgeoisie itself.

It is this that underpins the growing attacks in the Indian state Tom Is Doll oi view the State of Emergency imposed in 1975, Wan not an aberration, but in fact indicates where India Is going. Certainly Indira Gandhi had not solidated powerful enough force to maintain the state of emergency and paid a political price for it. But the fact that she and the Congress (I) recovered so rapidly to the sweeping electoral victory in 1979 is emergency was not so out ot step with the needs of Since stale of emergency approach cording Indian marxist, in India, lousalls the victims mainly workers Gandhi's advisors, for Fertilisers

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