Social justice
Equal dignity, opportunity and access to public institutions regardless of background or circumstance.
Samata Party works to strengthen democracy, social justice and people-centered development through principled public service and grassroots participation.
The Samata Party was formed in 1994 by socialist leaders including Late Shri George Fernandes and Nitish Kumar. It emerged with a commitment to equality, accountable governance and a stronger voice for ordinary citizens.
Today, under the leadership of National President Uday Mandal, the party continues to organize, participate in public life and advance its independent political identity.
A practical political program rooted in constitutional values and the everyday aspirations of people.
Equal dignity, opportunity and access to public institutions regardless of background or circumstance.
Strong local organization, responsive leadership and space for citizens to shape public priorities.
Growth that reaches villages, workers, youth, women, farmers and underserved communities.
The movement carries forward a tradition of principled politics, national service and fearless democratic engagement.
Organization, public engagement and voices from across the movement.
Party leaders and state representatives discuss membership, public outreach and upcoming priorities.
A new program encourages young citizens to engage in democratic leadership and community service.
Members reflect on the socialist legacy and public service of the leaders who formed the party.