Workers' Party of Arajan

The Workers' Party of Arajan (Arajin: Hzb Kearguran Arajan) is a left-wing political party in the Republic of Arajan, it is currently the 4th largest political party represented in the Araji Parliament and is the largest left-wing political party in Arajan. They advocate for a democratic socialist government that is anti-religion, anti-capitalist, and pro-welfare.

Founding
In 1904, Arajan's then-largest left-wing political party the Workers' Union Party had collapsed due to internal disagreements between hardline Communists and Democratic Socialists. The hardline Communists wanted a dictatorship to be set up in Arajan whilst the Democratic Socialists did not. This eventually led to Mohammad Ali Keramati creating the Workers' Party of Arajan and exiting the Workers' Union Party, leading to its collapse.

Communist Controversy
Due to the unpopularity of the Communists and them not being able to gain seats in the Parliament, most joined the Workers' Party, saying how they and the Democratic Socialists can long together if it meant a Socialist revolution in Arajan. This led to many voters voting for the Shisenqelabes, who they saw as a more united party that. This led Mohammad Ali Keramati to dismiss several known hardline communists for being "too authoritarian". This led to some Communists leaving the party but ended up gaining the Workers' Party votes and seats in the Parliament after the Araji 1915 Election.

Rising Popularity
The Workers' Party has recently seen some increase in votes and seats in the Parliament thanks to the rising number of educated Araji citizens, which also led to the Tamirist League of Arajan losing some votes and seats to the Workers' Party.