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Arjak Sangh Siddhant vaktvya vidhan karyakram by Ramswaroop Verma

Arjak Sangh Siddhant vaktvya vidhan karyakram,  A basic manifesto written by Ramswaroop Verma outlines the conceptual core, mission statement, organizational structure and programtic direction of the Arjak Sangh-a radical rationalist and Brahminical movement that emerged in India after independence. This book serves as the Constitution of the Arjak movement and the guide charter. It is a document of rebellion – superstition, religious atrocities, caste oppression and intellectual slavery. Each paragraph burns with clarity, logic and revolutionary purpose, making it not only a political statement, but also the blueprint of a cultural revolution.

🔍 Core Objectives of Arjak Sangh

Verma outlines the raison d’être of Arjak Sangh in crystal-clear terms. The movement exists:

• To eliminate Brahmanvaad (Brahminism) and religious dogma

• To establish Manavvaad (Humanism) as a cultural and philosophical norm

• To awaken Bahujan consciousness

• To restore dignity, logic, and equality in social life

• To challenge scriptural supremacy and reject religious hierarchies

📜 Siddhant (Principles)

Arjak Sangh rests on five unshakeable philosophical pillars:

1. Manav hi param satya hai – Human being is the highest reality.

2. Vigyan hi gyaan ka srot hai – Science is the only source of knowledge.

3. Shram hi sammaan ka aadhar hai – Labour is the foundation of dignity.

4. Samta hi nyay ka mool hai – Equality is the root of justice.

5. Andhvishwas, jaati aur dharmik dhokhe se mukti – Liberation from superstition, caste, and religious deception.

🗣️ Vaktavya (Manifesto Statement)

The vaktavya acts like a declaration of war—intellectual and cultural—against all forms of ritualism, caste superiority, and god-centric morality. It redefines progress not through GDP, but through the dignity of the last person.

Key lines include:

• “We reject God, soul, rebirth, heaven and hell as lies meant to enslave minds.”

• “We declare all human beings equal not by birth, but by reason.”

• “We reject religious scriptures that sanction inequality.”

• “Our fight is against the mental slavery of the oppressed.”

⚙️ Vidhan (Constitution/Structure)

The book lays out the democratic, decentralized framework of Arjak Sangh. Key features:

• No supreme leader or guru—only elected coordinators

• Gender equality in leadership

• No caste discrimination in membership

• Local branches with full autonomy

• Strict atheism and rationalism as membership requirement

This structure is designed to avoid hero-worship, hierarchy, and dogma even within the organization.

🛠️ Karyakram (Programmes)

The action plan or karyakram focuses on mass consciousness building, with grassroots methods:

1. Public meetings, seminars, and street talks

2. Publication of rationalist literature in local languages

3. Organizing Arjak weddings and funerals

4. Counter-rituals to festivals like Raksha Bandhan, Holi, Diwali

5. Village-level rationalism workshops and anti-caste training

6. Celebration of birth anniversaries of Phule, Buddha, Ambedkar, Periyar

7. Brahmanvaad-mukt samaj ka nirman (Building a caste-free society)

The Arjak Sangh sees cultural war as ground zero—winning the hearts and minds of the oppressed by replacing religious superstition with rational celebration.

🧠 Intellectual Rejection of Brahmanism

The text strongly critiques:

• Manusmriti as an apartheid manifesto

• Vedas and Puranas as frauds legitimizing casteism

• Astrology, rituals, panditva, pooja, fasting as mental slavery

• The concept of moksha, pap, punya, karma as falsehoods weaponized to justify suffering

Instead, it offers a rationalist spiritual alternative: ethical living, labor dignity, and human love.

🔥 Why It Matters

Arjak Sangh: Siddhant, Vaktavya, Vidhan, Karyakram is not just an organizational document—it is the most precise ideological artillery against Brahminical power ever written in modern India. If Ambedkar gave the political road, Verma mapped the cultural and intellectual terrain.

See Also: Arjak Vivah geet Mala