JANADESH PEOPLE´S VERDICT
Director ENRIC ALVÁREZ, ORIOL AMPUERO
Countries Spain
Duration 58 min
Synopsis
The Janadesh campaign is the most important non-violent battle since Ghandi, during 30 days 25,00 0 thousand men and women from the poorest areas of IN walked 350 km along the highway from Gwalior to the Parliament buildings in Delhi. The object of this was to begin a mass hunger strike to demand the fair redistribution of INn land. These soldiers without arms consider that the sacrifice, the discipline and the personal suffering are better tools than guns, in order to bring about social change. They know that exposure to the violence carried out by their opponents may put them in great danger, but for these people, actions are much more important than mere rhetoric. Due to the courage shown by the walkers, the INn government anxious to present IN as an emerging economic power and the global epicentre of spiritualism was forced to respond.
The Janadesh campaign is the most important non-violent battle since Ghandi, during 30 days 25,00 0 thousand men and women from the poorest areas of IN walked 350 km along the highway from Gwalior to the Parliament buildings in Delhi. The object of this was to begin a mass hunger strike to demand the fair redistribution of INn land. These soldiers without arms consider that the sacrifice, the discipline and the personal suffering are better tools than guns, in order to bring about social change. They know that exposure to the violence carried out by their opponents may put them in great danger, but for these people, actions are much more important than mere rhetoric. Due to the courage shown by the walkers, the INn government anxious to present IN as an emerging economic power and the global epicentre of spiritualism was forced to respond.