In this podcast Sanjeev Sabhlok summarises the three key strategies that were agreed through extensive discussions at SBP's national conference held in New Delhi on 23 and 24 November 2019. These are: 1. UP #1 (or Assam #1 and so on), India #1 2. Change the mind of the nation (not just build an organisation) 3. Focus on the youth (make elders into mentors, and strictly ignore the "educated" leftists)

India's success - the way forward

SBP's strategy for 2020 and beyond

During my recent trip I had the opportunity to address tens of different types of audiences. The result of this has been a significant further development of the script that SBP can use to communicate the message of liberty to the people of India. I'm hoping that the Bhadohi team will update their script and thereafter train booth level workers in the revised script.

Refinements to the grassroots message of liberty

Modi started a "program" (that one simply can't agree with) to physically build toilets in people's homes in villages across India. There is a lot of evidence that just like any other socialist program, half these are missing and the other half are dysfunctional and not being used. I've visited and inspected many of these toilets during my recent trip in India. The "Modi Toilet Scandal" if one may so call it, is huge but not surprising. All socialists are fundamentally corrupt.

Mega loot under Modi's regime: Millions of missing and unused toilets

In my visits to Guwahati and Bhadohi over the past 10 days I've confirmed that the seed of liberty that was planted in India around 2 years ago has now found roots and is has not just become a seedling but has become a small plant. It is still dwarfed by the big parties but it is very clear that the party's message is starting to resonate with a lot of people. I'll separately provide the message that we are telling the people, so you'll see how far we have reached in our messaging.

SBP is now gaining significant traction on the ground. The party has arrived.

It is my pleasure to publish Rahul Pandit's message for the constituents of Malkajgiri. He is the first person in a very long time to take the message of liberty to the people of India. In this broadcast Rahul Pandit thanks the residents and promises to work with them to support them in the coming years.

Rahul Pandit's message to the residents of Malkajgiri Assembly Constituency

A few weeks ago I had put out a draft agenda for the Abhinav Bharat Abhiyan. I've received a comment on this which I've published on my blog at https://bit.ly/2D5d5UA I'm grateful for feedback and the opportunity to clarify issues. I will appropriately consider relevant issues in the next draft which I'll prepare in the next few days.

Comments on feedback received regarding the draft blueprint for the Abhinav Bharat Abhiyan (अभिनव भारत अभियान)

In this podcast (made in Delhi on 13 October 2018) Sanjeev Sabhlok explains in Hindi how India's culture was always anti-socialist. Three very simple examples confirm beyond the slightest iota of doubt why India resisted the idea of government undertaking anything beyond its fundamental roles. But Nehru destroyed India's own culture and ideas and adopted foolish socialist ideas. The results are there for all to see.

Three simple reasons why India's culture was anti-socialist and how Nehru ruined India

In this talk, recorded on my smartphone in India, I outline key strategies for SBP to build local teams. It is a total waste of time to to debate with the middle class. They are effectively brain dead, apart from living comfortable lives. We need to add the sum of total energy in the local team, not the numbers. One Lenin or Paresh Barua or Kanhaiya is better than a thousand half-hearted middle class "follower". Let's learn from revolutionary movements to build a movement for liberty in India.

Let's build energetic leaders and avoid debates that waste our time

In this talk, Sanjeev Sabhlok discusses issues that have come up over the past two months as the party grows and engages with others. Some of these engagements have been positive and helpful, others not so much. But this is how this tiny effort will evolve - one person at a time. When there is so much corruption in India from top to bottom, and so little interest in freedom and good governance, it is important for anyone who thinks of himself as liberal to fall behind SBP's manifesto.

SBP's interactions with Shetkari Sangathana, Swatantra Bharat Party and the so-called Liberal Party of India

In this talk I speak in my rusty Assamese to my friends from Assam and invite them to understand and join Swarna Bharat Party, India's only party that can eliminate corruption and bring great prosperity to India.

Request to my Assamese friends to join Swarna Bharat Party

In this podcast, Sanjeev Sabhlok summarises five steps to guarantee SBP's electoral success. These include: (1) start from outside the big cities and focus on rural areas first; (2) cut out all middlemen (e.g. "activists"); (3) make unplanned trips to rural areas - go with a mike and camera and stop wherever you find enough people to talk to; (4) solidly rehearse and follow a pre-planned script to deliver your message; and (5) come back and review your experience and improve your talk and communication till you become a master leader. Thereafter, many things will fall in place, e.g. rallies, workshops, finding new leaders for neighbouring constituencies.

The formula for Swarna Bharat Party's success

In this episode, Sanjeev Sabhlok, senior leader of Swarna Bharat Party, presents a wonderful short song created by the Bhadohi SBP team. Lyrics are by Rabi Kant Bharti and Rais Ahamad.   The song has been sung by Mahesh and Pallav Sharma.

A short song that expresses the demand for good governance and justice - created at the grassroots by the SBP Bhadohi team

In this podcast, Sanjeev Sabhlok talks further about his key findings about India's upper middle class and middle class and how most of them are not suitable to fight for liberty.  He then discusses how leaders can be found, and talks about the steps being taken to find grassroots leaders.  He invites all listeners to decide whether they are leaders or followers, and if they are followers, to support the leaders.

Update - and ideas about an upcoming Leaders Workshop

I have been working on the liberal political project for India for almost 20 years now. During this period, some things have succeeded and some things have not. In this talk I discuss the learnings from this experience and propose a strategy that is more likely to succeed, going forward.

Recalibrating India's liberal political strategy

It is a great myth that the government should provide health services.  In this podcast, Sanjeev Sabhlok examines the role of government in our health and shows that government should only support the poor and cases of traumatic emergency.  In these cases, as well, the government must not directly provide any health service, but facilitate and coordinate as appropriate.

Let's get the government out of running hospitals in India

In this podcast, Sanjeev Sabhlok, senior leader of Swarna Bharat Party (India's only liberal party) analyses Indian current affairs and offers a way forward for India to become a developed, modern nation.

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India's success - the way forward

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