Charu Mazumdaer was the first General Secretary and Co-Founder of the Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) (CPI-ML). Joined Tebhaga Movement in 1946 and organized the leftist faction of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) in the 1960s. Mazumdar was instrumental in the Naxalbari peasant uprising of 1967 and soon thereafter, Mazumdar and Kanu Sanyal formed the All India Coordination Committee of Communist Revolutionaries (AICCCR) and later founded the CPI-ML. Mazumdar was arrested in July 1972 and died in custody, reportedly following torture at the hands of the police.

Bibliography: https://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/mazumdar/index.htm

Yugo is begging for some alcohol and he is surrounded by Albanians telling him to kill himself?

Unlike most literature and documentaries in the anglosphere, this video actually explains the premise, the build-up, and process of revolution under the CPC and PLA. It goes through the plans and their executions by the peasants during the land reform era. It also addresses various clashes and criticisms within the party.

Every event mentioned here is provided with contexts. It is contradictory to the typical liberal accounts of this era in Chinese history where Mao Zedong is portrayed as an evil, autocratic, totalitarian dictator who killed 100 million people instead of the historians actually talking about the roles of millions of peasants, the proletariat, and the national bourgeoisie working cooperatively to save a nation from the most impoverished & humiliating stage of its history and turn it into an economic miracle! Which is incredibly funny because the liberals and the right-wingers in general are so hungry for contexts and nuance when talking about neoliberal & fascist historical figures. That historical context & nuance is discarded once they start talking about socialist revolutions.

All the sources and statistics are provided