How To Join in Swatantra Bharat Party?

Party Name : Swatantra Bharat Party (SBP)
Facility Name : New Member Registration
Founder : Sharad Anantrao Joshi
State : Maharashtra
Website : https://www.swatantra.org.in/register-old/

How To Join in Swatantra Bharat Party?

Merger of Swatantra Bharat Paksh and Swarna Bharat Party is still pending by the Election Commission of India.

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Register Here : https://swarnabharat.in/register

Why Swatantra Bharat Party?

Swarna Bharat Party came into existence on 1 June 2013. On that day, and over the next few weeks, over 100 registered voters from across India lodged affidavits confirming their membership of the party.

“Swarna” stands for Golden. It harks back to India being a Sone Ki Chidiya (a golden bird) – the wealthiest among all nations. India was the wealthiest part of the world (the idea of nation did not exist then) for most of the past 20 centuries. But Swarna is also an idea for the future – to make India the wealthiest nation, again. The symbol of Swarna Bharat Party – lent to the party by the Freedom Team of India, is the golden bird.

Why Does India Need a Liberal Party?

India became an independent nation in 1947, but never became free. Despite its broadly liberal Constitution, India remains one of the least free countries in the world on all indicators of freedom, including freedom of speech.

Without liberty we cannot truly become what we are capable of becoming:
** But here’s the issue: A nation means nothing if oppression in one form or other is allowed to continue.
** Feudalism, aristocracy, religious bigotry – these have destroyed human lives and human progress for thousands of years across the world.
** To be independent is no big deal. Without being free of oppression and man-made limitations to our freedom of expression, we are stunted as human beings; it is pointless to live a life as a pygmy when one could be a giant.
** The past few centuries, particuarly from around 1650, has seen a bitter struggle against feudalism, aristocracy and religious bigotry. First the divine right of kings was booted out, then parliaments took charge of decisions, not kings (Glorious Revolution, 1688).
** The church was put in its place. Tolerance was made the law of the land. Slavery was abolished. Women were liberated from a life of being treated as chattel. Access to education became a universal right.
** These were comprehensively new ideas for the world to live by. These ideas, which arose initially in an incipient form in the work of Thomas Hobbes, were elaborated by John Locke and Voltaire.
** Their biggest impact came when Thomas Jefferson adopted these ideas for the New World through the Declaration of Independence of the USA – with its bold clarion call for liberty.
** It was recognised that there are two major evils: social oppression and oppression by the government. People need to speak against their own government, and anything that they find wrong.
** The USA therefore institutionalised absolute freedom of speech, throug h its First Amendment to the Constitution.

India’s Constitution not clear enough about our liberty:
** India never went through the bitter (and extremely violent) struggle for freedom that the West did. We got our independence with a bit of work, but the Constitution we got on a platter.
** There were debates, but no war for freedom, to underpin its demands. Despite Ambedkar’s attempts, the Constitution was a terrible disappointment
** it included socialist and illiberal principles in the Directive Principles; and very soon, it was figuratively shredded into pieces, with almost all aspects of liberty destroyed. Today, there is virtually no freedom of speech, and private property is not a fundamental right.
** This must be reversed if India has to overcome the strong medieval and socialist tendencies that are strangling all hope for freedom – and progress. Indians need the freedom to challenge old, outdated, often poisonous ideas.
** That can’t be done if people are expected to “respect” such outdated ideas. There must be no expectation of “respect”. They must have the absolute freedom to speak their mind.

Contact Details of Swatantra Bharat Party

Address:
Swantantra Bharat Party (formerly Swarna Bharat Party),
House No. 22, Bhagadattapur, Near Bhagadattapur Police Outpost, Narakasur, Kahilipara,
Guwahati, Assam – 781019

Email: info [at] swatantra.org.in (or) info [at] swarnabharat.in