ABOUT
SIKKIM KRANTIKARI MORCHA
DEDICATION| CONFIDENCE| CHANGE
WHY SIKKIM KRANTIKARI MORCHA PARTY?
Citizens of Sikkim have many aspirations for their state. For the last 25 years, Pawan Kumar Chamling has taken the absolute control of power undermining the core values of democracy. Threats against democratic Sikkim have increased many folds under the present dictatorial regime. Unification of divided Sikkimese society on communal land religious lines is the need of the hour to secure and protect Sikkim. The security armor of Sikkim-Article 371F of the Constitution of India, which has persistently been diluted and weekend by Chamling, is needed to be protected from future dilution. Issues like restoration of the lost reserved seats of Sikkimes of Nepali and Tshong orgins, reservation of the scheduled tribe’s seats to limboo and Tamang in the Sikkim legislative assembly and bringing 17th Karmapa to Sikkim have failed to resolve
SKM PARTY’S IDEOLOGY
Ideology changes the view of human life. The goal of a leader based on logical rational (ideology) determines the relationship in a society. As the folk by nature are a conceptual being, so they need philosophy- an integrated, systematic view of existence- in some way to serve as the conceptual guide to live in a society. Many philosophers have said that “politics applies ethics to social issues, and thereby the ethics-science of code of values-forms the basis for human beings to live by. The ethics depends on epistemology-nature and of means of human knowledge, of grasping reality and the epistemology again depends on metaphysic-nature of reality”
SKM PARTY’S STAND
SKM has its vision for bringing about change for generations to come.
Dreams of a prosperous and cherished democracy in Sikkim was unfulfilled under the despotic and authoritarian regime of Pawn Kumar Chamling. Sikkim Krantikari Morcha is a revolutionary democratic socialist political party, which is committed to achieve the unfulfilled dreams of our forefathers for Sikkim. Sikkim Krantikari Morcha party’s main agenda is SDF- free Sikkim. However, SKM being a revolutionary democratic socialist party, it has its vision for bringing about change in the realm, social aspect, human relationships and community ecosystem and a method for evaluating and analyzing pressing issues, problems and programs for generations to come.
SKM PARTY’S VISION
"Where there is no vision, the people perish"
Equality, equity, integrity, justice, transparency, accountability, commitment, compassion, co-operation, hope, equal opportunity, jobs and prosperity are the building blocks of Sikkim Krantikari Morcha (SKM) party’ ideology and principle for changing politics and promoting democratic role in Sikkim. SKM3s vision slogan is Better Together! Together We Can Dream A New, United And Prosperous Sikkim.
SKM PARTY’S DOZEN DOCTRINE
The following shall be the Aims and Objectives, or the “Dozen Doctrine”, of the Party:
- Transparent in the Dealings
- Enriching the Life
- Office only for two terms
- Secular, Cadre-based Democratic Socialist
- Protection and Preservation of 371f
- Creative and vibrant Intellectual Hub
- Protect, Preserve and Promote
- Honing their Talents and Skills
- ……. and many more
SKM PARTY’S ASSETS
Together We Can Dream A New, United And Prosperous Sikkim
UNDERSTANDING SIKKIM’S DEMOCRACY
Revolutionary Movement for Democracy
Sikkim was a sovereign country ruled by the Chogyal of Namgyal Dynasty from 1642 to 1974 AD. The modern history of democracy in Sikkim begins from 8th May 1973 agreement. For the first time in the history, Sikkimese people witnessed a revolutionary movement in 1973 to establish democratic institutions. Consequently, this movement led the Chogyal of Sikkim fulfilled many wishes and aspirations of Sikkimese people. On 8th May 1973, the Chogyal signed a Tripartite Agreement between Government of India, the Chogyal of Sikkim and the leaders of three political parties of Sikkim at Gangtok. The Tripartite Agreement was a prelude to the process of Sikkim heading for formation of a democratic set up and administrative reforms for Sikkim
