Introduction

1. Preface

2. Does the Revolution Movement Pose any Threat to Democracy?

3. Why is Change not Possible through the Parliament?

1. The Incumbent Parliament is Unconstitutional
2. Violation of Articles 62, 63
3. Failure in Eliminating Exploitation
4. Failure in Providing Security to the Citizens
5. Failure in Eliminating Child Labour
6. Failure in Providing Free Education
7. Failure in Promoting Social Equality and Eliminating Backwardness
8. Failure in Providing Instant & Affordable Justice
9. Failure in Special Measures for Women and Children
10. Failure in Enhancing Life Standard of People
11. Defaming Assaults against the Defence Institutions

4. The New System

1. Changing the Governmental and Administrative Structure into ‘Participatory Democracy’
2. Reconstruction of Judicial Structure for Inexpensive and Speedy Justice
3. What will People Benefit from Revolution? The Ten-Point Revolutionary Agenda
4. Mustering Resources for Carrying out Revolutionary Measures

5. How will Revolution Transpire?

1. Conclusion