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The October Fund closed with a total of £505.52. Latest donations include: Cambridge reader, £5; Cardiff reader, 0.50p;

BLMC Cowley workers, £17.50;

Coventry: £12.50; South London, £20.

The November Fund has got off to a good start with £22.45 in on the first day.

£1,000 SPECIAL FUND. A further. £49 has been received in pledges or donations to the 21,000 special Fund since the last issue oi Socialist fress.

This leaves us with only £146.00 to raise by the end of the month, but this must not be left to the end of the month: All donations for the Monthly Fund the £1,000 Special Fund should be sent to:

Socialist Press 31, Dartmouth Park Hill London NW5 1HR India. Cont'd from Page 1. recently and although Foot reacted to an article in the New Statesman which said supported the dictatorship, he was very careful still not to condemn From the rest of the 'left' MPs there is an eerie silence.

A solidarity movement must be developed, which, unlike that of the Maoists, has no connection with bourgeois parties, and which is able to demand that the lefts' and the CPGB take a position of opposition to the dictatorship.

This movement must fight for the release of political prisoners like imprisoned Socialist Party leader George Hernanders as well as other democratic rights in India alongside the fight to break ties with imperialism through the ending of the aid and investment programmes.

This Ghandi dictatorship is a tool of imperialism.

Its roots are within the crisis of the major imperialist countries and the way this reflects in their investments in countries like India. Our fight is that of the Indian working class and peasantry against Ghandi.

And we weaken Ghandi whenever we fight the attacks of the Labour government on the working class.