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=== Chapter 5 === | === Chapter 5 === | ||
In this chapter Sarkar told, even if extreme steps, such as applying force or making circumstantial pressure, is taken, it can not be said, those people will be totally reformed. Rather, they will search for suitable opportunity to launch a counter-attack or counter-revolution. That's why to protect common people from the clutches of exploiters and to totally reform the characters of these ailing people, long-term arrangements need to be made for their spiritual and psychic education. | In this chapter Sarkar told, even if extreme steps, such as applying force or making circumstantial pressure, is taken, it can not be said, those people will be totally reformed. Rather, they will search for suitable opportunity to launch a counter-attack or counter-revolution. That's why to protect common people from the clutches of exploiters and to totally reform the characters of these ailing people, long-term arrangements need to be made for their spiritual and psychic education. | ||
=== Chapter 6 === | |||
In this chapter Sarkar provided another example of vested interest — caste system. He told, once a section of people attempted to establish its supremacy over other people through the power of superior knowledge and intellect. Their descendants of that section of people enjoyed that social supremacy and opportunities. This is also a form of exploitation. | |||
== References == | == References == | ||