Dambar khatiwoda
Jeremy
Corbyn- MP of Islington constituency
since 1982, a bicycle rider, an old trade unionist of 66 years,
left-wing member in the Party, anti-war activist was elected new leader of Labour
Party of UK. When Ed Milliband- a young and energetic leader, resigned after
defeat of Party in last general election of House of Commons, the party was
waiting a new leader. There were too much concerns and curiosities with this
election even it was a regular democratic process within party.
There
were 5, 40,272 eligible voters. These all were the Party Members over the
country. Some 4, 22,664 voters cast votes. Jeremy Corbyn won by 251,417 - 59.5% of votes . Other candidates
Andy Burnham got 80,462 - 19% votes, Yvette Cooper got 71,928 - 17% and Liz
Kendall got 18,857 - 4.5%. It is most
interesting to us, all party members can cast their vote for party leader. When
will the Nepalese political parties do it? Our inner party democracies are very
limited than European parties. We don't believe in sovereignty of party
members. By the reason, our parties seem
to coterie of some leaders. They cannot be vitally democratic.
I
have been interesting about the Labours and Workers parties in the world. In my
childhood, I had been interesting about Communists parties. When I felt that
'Social democracy' is 'more democracy' than 'Communist democracy' my interest
was tilted from Communist toward Labours and Workers although I am not an
adherent of an old form of 'Social Democracy'. I think philosophical prejudices
of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries are inadequate to the twenty-first
century. In these both conditions I have been remaining a socialist. Marxist
slogan of socialism ' Work according to ability, Pay according to work' always
attract me. I have not any hesitation to say that I want to be a socialist
always. But which type of socialism that is next thing.
One
of the Basic distinctions between Labours and Communists was the form of
democracy. Parties had been affiliated by Second International were labours and
affiliated with Comintern were Communists. Before the Organization of Comintern
was made by V.I. Lenin, all were affiliated with Second International they
called them Social-Democratic- Labour Party. I was read a simple booklet 'What
is socialism, what is not' by Ramsey McDonald,
an outstanding founder member of Labour party of UK ,
had been written. In this booklet we can see the clear differences of the
Labours and the Communists.
The
first- The Communists believed in the Commune and Soviet form of democracy and the
Labours believed in multiparty democracy with the universal adult suffrage.
The
second- The Communist believed in the abolition of Private property and the
Labours believed in nationalization of major production means.
The
third- The communists believed in the dictatorship of proletariat and the
labours believed in the leaning of working class rules.
The
fourth- The communists believed in the Marxism- Leninism as guiding thoughts.
The Labours did not believed in Leninism. Even Marxism wasn't the guiding
thought to them. They only used to it as reference of knowledge.
The
Fifth- The communists believed in 'State-economy' a form of economy without
market. The Labours believed in fundamentals of market economy with social
justice.
The
sixth- The communists believed in certain type of democratic practice in party
and on state was called 'Democratic-centralism' basically tilted toward
oligarchy of leaders group as Presidium and Politbureauo. The Labours believed
on broad sense of democratic practices within party.
But
the whim in 1990 changed the all scenarios of political debate for a while.
Dismiss of USSR
was an unexpected event for socialists all over the world, not only for Communists
even for Labours and Workers. Francis Fukuyama wrote 'The end of history and
Last man'. Everywhere the obituaries of declining Communism and the songs of
the last Liberal revolution. There is no any alternative of free market economy
and Liberal form of democracy. No social securities. No funding for poor and
marginalized. Free commercialization of education and health care. Reduction of pension funds. It was the great
victory for the Tories but the Labours also lost their confidence for
socialism.
Same
thing was happening in Nepal .
Communists were changing their programs as Social democrats and Social
democrats were changing their programs as Liberal democrats. NC and UML in Nepal
are the examples of this paradigm shift. Same thing was happened in UK
labours on the leadership of Tony Blair and Gordon Brown. Ed Milliband tried to
shift the party program as socialist than Blairian thoughts. But the surprising
wave of SNP in Scotland ,
Milliband couldn't be success. Now the era of Corbyn has been started.
Jerremy
Corbyn says socialist own self. He supports
free health cares to working class. He wants to restructure public education
system. Various resources of information say that he is reborn of leftist in UK .
Congratulations to Jerremy corbyn for his success and happiness of UK
working class, UK
people. He will be succeeding onto the role of leader of oppositions.