Radical Workers Party

The Radical Workers Party was a socialist political organization formed in India in 1940, advocating for workers' rights, social justice, and anti-colonialism. It aimed to challenge colonial rule and promote equality through revolutionary means, emphasizing the importance of workers' participation in political change. The party sought to unite different groups under a common goal of toppling colonial and feudal systems, fostering a classless society. Although short-lived, it contributed to the broader independence movement and voiced radical ideas about social and economic reforms during India's struggle for freedom.