This Indian Conference is not just the party of Nambudhiribad, but the whole assembly of all India. General Secretary Nambudhiribad is just one of them. According to what Selov knows, there are currently seven national parties in India with names.

This is actually not a good thing. It seems that this problem has occurred since the socialists first appeared. Perhaps because no one knows what socialism is, since the emergence of socialists, they have been facing the problem of constant division. If there is no such problem, there will be a period of time when the Second International and the Third International coexist. The Second International is the current Socialist Party International, and the Third International is the famous Communist International.

When all revolutionaries think that they are the purest revolutionaries, this trouble follows. When the Third International temporarily disappeared, Trotsky's Fourth International existed today, and it was still very popular in the 1960s. If you remember correctly, the May Storm in France a few years later was created by these Fourth International people. For the time being, Selov has not included the Fifth International.

This idea that they all think that they are the most correct has made the revolutionaries in various countries weaker, because while they stick to their ideals, their primary enemy is a brotherly party with a very similar viewpoint but completely different means.

To briefly look at this complex relationship, the Socialist International and the Eastern European group of the Soviet Union are guarding against each other, because many parties of the Socialist International supported their governments to launch wars during World War I. Therefore, in the eyes of the Third International, the Socialist International is a traitor to the working class and an accomplice of imperialism. The Socialist International claims that it is a real socialist and adopts a cooperative and confrontational attitude towards the Soviet Union. The same is true for the Soviet Union. When it can be used, call me comrades, and when it cannot be used, I will talk about it.

As for the Third International and the Fourth International, from Stalin and Trotsky, the two gangs were destined to be hostile. From the beginning of Stalin's country's construction of socialism and Trotsky's world revolution, both were in a life-and-death attitude. Trotsky had only one way to avoid losing to Stalin, that is, to win the Battle of Warsaw when the Soviet Union was founded, and then turn Germany into a red. When Trotsky's supporter Tukhachevsky was defeated in Warsaw and let the then political commissar Stalin make a review, the two were destined to be enemies.

This trend still exists now. If Selov remembers correctly, after Sino-Soviet relations were tense, many countries were divided into two parts, either supporting China or the Soviet Union. Of course, the majority of support for the Soviet Union.

On the issue of India, Selov does not expect a revolution in India's environment because it is too difficult. But India cannot be too weak. How can such a weak person become the support of the Soviet Union? So while India has just failed during this period, we should quickly unify our thinking and unite India, even if it is temporary.

For this reason, he even asked Comrade Gromiko, the Minister of Foreign Affairs in New Delhi to attend. In fact, this role is usually the Minister of the Central Liaison Department of Andropov. However, considering that Andropov had just returned to China, Gromiko and Andropov did similar things, Selov invited Gromiko and Nehru to attend together.

"India's goals in recent decades have been too chaotic. Sometimes we learn from our October Revolution, sometimes we learn from China's rural areas surrounding the cities, and sometimes we have cooperative relations with the Congress Party from time to time. Comrade Gromiko, I don't know how to evaluate our Indian comrades. If we don't take advantage of this defeat in India to integrate, maybe in a few years, the Indian comrades will not know what to take!" Shelov spoke and tasted black tea, but it was not made in China. Ceylon is a tea power, so it is easier to get Ceylon black tea in India.

"It seems that there is such a little bit!" Although Gromiko's foreign minister, Andropov was doing the communication between socialism. After all, he was not very professional. Gromiko didn't want Andropov to deal with this kind of diplomatic issue.

"I'm just in the defeat, and it's the time when we should unite the most. I'm afraid that India will split after we leave. Comrade Gromiko, I believe you also know that in our history, split is not a new word!" Sherov slowly finished the black tea and continued, "India does not have the conditions for a revolution in the short term. People's dissatisfaction needs to inspire a certain limit, so let General Secretary Nambudhiribad communicate with the Chairman of the Danji Party to promote unity and see the future changes..."

In the long-term plan for India, Selov hopes that India can make breakthroughs in several states first. Stalking the basics and then making plans. This is what India has done in history. After all, Nehru is not as incompetent as peanuts. If it is not a group of selfish idiots, it would be very difficult to turn India into an environment like the Republic of China.

Although India is hungry, it can still survive. Nehru's government is not all idiots. If India's 500 million people can also explode every year, there is no need to talk about it. Hurry up and support the Indian revolution.

The Soviet Union's favorite was a leader like peanut, which would be better if the level of peanuts was worse than peanuts. It would be better if the army below was even more incompetent than the peanuts army. Unfortunately, many countries could meet the latter conditions, but it was really difficult to find such an incompetent ruling party. Otherwise, the biggest achievement of the Soviet Union had exported such a long revolution was China. No matter how bad the environment was than China, the Soviet Union could not find it.

India's contradictions are far from the point where it can inspire a revolution. This is also the reason why Selov always wanted India to annex Pakistan. There is no contradiction that can create conflicts, and small contradictions can inspire into big contradictions. At that time, India's contradictions are at the point where it can be beaten to death. Who says India has no chance to rule at all? Revolutionaries like this environment.

The first congress of the All-Indian League was held in New Delhi on December 9. Selov destroyed the power of the comrades in India who had a little on the table and had the opportunity to participate. On December 9, New Delhi turned into a red ocean, and the members who came across India waved the red flag symbolizing the revolution, with sickles and hammers printed on it, pouring into the capital of India.

"I really want to shout out that proletarians from all over the world will unite!" Shelov said with emotion when he saw this red ocean. Proletarians from all over the world will unite. This is the motto of the founding of the Soviet Union. But now, there are not many mentioned in the Soviet Union.

"Sometimes, it is also a good experience to go abroad to see this scene more!" Soviet Foreign Minister Gromiko also sighed very much. He had experienced that time, and he was still quite young at that time. In fact, Gromiko's age is not old now, but Selov next to him is even younger.

This is the largest venue that Selov found in New Delhi. The weather is good today. In order to accommodate as many people as possible, this conference was actually held in an open-air stadium. With Selov's knowledge of India, it should be a cricket stadium. When India just now, Nehru built a lot of projects, which may be one of them.

"Today, we are honored to welcome two foreign guests at the grand event of our Indian socialists, one is Comrade Gromiko, the Soviet Foreign Minister, and the other is General Selov!" Indian General Secretary Nambuddiribad announced to the loudspeaker in the middle of the venue, which caused a cheer from the Indian party members in the venue. In this era, the Soviet Union was still very attractive in the eyes of other countries.

Gromiko and Selov stood up at the same time and signaled to the Indians sitting around the cricket stadium. The main purpose of this Indian conference was to unite, so they also invited the current Indian Prime Minister Nehru, General Secretary Nambudhiribad and Party Chairman Danji to deliver speeches respectively, emphasizing the theme of unity.

"Yes, like many comrades, I actually opposed this policy at the beginning of the policy of progress. I think this policy will intensify the originally peaceful situation. The facts prove that my worries have become a reality." General Secretary Nanbudiribad said to the tens of thousands of Indians present, "But things are irreversible. What India now needs is unity. We are all Indians. What we need now is unity. With the help of Soviet comrades, we will help Prime Minister Nehru overcome difficulties. The future belongs to India..."

After General Secretary Nambuddi Ribad finished speaking, thunderous applause rang out throughout the cricket stadium. Nehru's daughter Indira Gandhi's pupils shrank slightly. When she glanced at her father, she saw that Nehru's face was calm as if she had heard nothing.

"The Congress and the political power of India are indispensable. I will not be dissatisfied with the criticism, but I personally take reservations about this remark. India now needs unity. I agree with General Secretary Nambudhiribad and Chairman of the Danji Party. Let us unite and get out of the vortex of war to better build India!" Nehru shouted to the Indians present, "The future of India is bright!"

Papa! Sherov applauded with a smile on his face, and his purpose was achieved. To describe it in one word, it means a bit like a united front.

Selov's punch hit Nehru on the weakness. At this time, Nehru faced challenges from some people. These people were no one else, but his challenger within the Congress party, a right-wing politician. At this time, Nehru certainly needed support, and India, which had a huge influence on the left, was the target to be fought for.
Chapter completed!