8 names. 8 arrests. Zero violence.
Uday Bhanu Singh Chib. Shrikrishna Hari. Narsimha Yadav. Kundan Yadav. Ajay Kumar. Jitendra Yadav. Raja Gujjar. Vimal Kumar.
Remember them. Because this government wants you to forget them.
These 8 young Indians walked into a summit and asked one question;
“Who did this PM sign India away to?”
No weapons. No vandalism. No bloodshed.
Just slogans. Just truth. Just courage.
And Delhi Police; the same force that took 72 hours to respond during the 2020 Delhi riots; found the time, the manpower and the urgency to hunt down 8 youth workers within 48 hours for raising slogans about farmers and unemployment.
Let that tell you everything about whose side this police force is on.
Because here’s what wasn’t arrested:
🔹 The PM’s name in Epstein files; not investigated
🔹 The India-US trade deal signed without Parliamentary debate; not questioned
🔹 The summit that had no food or water for delegates; not audited
🔹 BJP workers who violently protested outside Rahul Gandhi’s home; not touched
8 arrests for slogans.
0 arrests for answers.
📌 Article 19(1)(a) guarantees freedom of expression.
📌 Article 19(1)(b) guarantees the right to peaceful assembly.
📌 Article 22 guarantees protection against arbitrary arrest.
Three constitutional rights. Violated. In one week. Against 8 young Indians who spoke for farmers and youth.
This isn’t law enforcement.
This is fear enforcement.
A government that arrests those who ask questions has already answered the most important one;
IT HAS SOMETHING TO HIDE.
Say their names. Share this. Don’t let them disappear quietly into custody while the real questions go unanswered.
India’s Constitution belongs to these 8.
Not to the government that fears them.
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