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through unethical means. This episode exposes how, the lofty slogans like ‘corporate accountability’ etc are hollow. Even after exposure of its unfair practices Pepsi co argues that it was compelled to take the judicial recourse as a last resort to safeguard the larger interests of thousands of farmers that are engaged with its collaborative potato farming”. What a hypocrisy! But since this absurd case was foisted in the atmosphere of general elections in India and facing with growing social media out-rage, public outcry throughout the country and protests from various farmer groups and condemnation from major political parties, and particularly its business necessities and interests of a gigantic a great volume of business and prospects of high profiteering from Indian markets made Pepsi co and the threat of boycott of its products in India made Pepsi co to back out from the cases by withdrawing them. Though this is a relief to the concerned farmers it is a temporary phenomenon. But it has every opportunity to plunge on to the farmers and again resort is onslaught under some flims pretext or other of legalistic consi- derations. This in other words is a looming threat and challenge to the sovereignty of seeds, sovereignty of looming threat and challenge to the sovereignty of seeds, sovereignty of foods and sovereignty of our country. Until and unless of our country asserts and decisively come out of the tangle of uneven W TO agreement that threatens the sovereignty of our country, not only the farmers but the people of our country and their rights and interests at large including our economic independence remain at the mercy of imperialist transnational corporations of big capital.  June,July - 2019 contd from page 23 Already a burgeoning section of workers have emerged in the sectors like of e’commerce as delivery boys, drivers working for cab aggregators and delivery boys with food apps.etc. All these are employed on contract, are denied fixed working hours, are not eligible for fixed pay or social security. The plight of these labourers is in no way going to be mended and their conditions be improved by those labour codes, but these codes will encourage the employers to continue and worsen the working and living conditions of workers. Now it is the time for the workers movement in India to rise to the occasion and act decisively to protect the interests of the workers and their rights duly by building up a resistance movement against the governments attack of abolishing the legal rights of workers of this country. All the trade unions keeping away from their differences of political, regional, religious and other affiliations and sentiments must unite to fight relentlessly against the anti-worker policies of the government. With the exclusive principle of strong unity and struggle against anti-working class policies and to protect the legal rights of working- class each and every worker shall prepare to fight and join in the struggle against the attacks on their legal rights! A strong worker’s movement against this on slaught of workers’ rights in the need of the hour. Workers themselves have to fight for their rights!  Varg Sangharsh Ka Pukar Hindi Organ of Central Committee of CPI(ML) C.P.I(ML) Publications  Centenary of Great October Socialist Revolution Seminar Papers Revolutionary Party Emerges  through Fierce Struggles in the Ideological, Political and Organisational Fields and in Practice - Viswam For Copies : Mythry Book House Jaleel Street, Karl Marx Road, Vijayawada-2 15