आज साहिल लोचब के साथ, उनके साथ हुई पुलिस बर्बरता के खिलाफ FIR दर्ज कराने संसद मार्ग के DCP कार्यालय पहुँचा।
20 जुलाई को जंतर-मंतर पर शांतिपूर्ण प्रदर्शन कर रहे साहिल पर पुलिस ने पैलेट गन से हमला किया। छर्रों से बुरी तरह घायल साहिल की एक आँख की रौशनी खतरे में है।
शांतिपूर्ण प्रदर्शन के खिलाफ ऐसी बर्बरता कोई कानूनी कार्रवाई नहीं, एक गंभीर अपराध है। इस क्रूरता के लिए न गृह मंत्री अमित शाह ने छात्रों को कोई सफाई दी, न प्रधानमंत्री ने उनसे माफ़ी मांगी।
अब जब साहिल न्याय के लिए FIR दर्ज कराना चाहता है तो वो भी नहीं करने दिया जा रहा। इस तरह संविधान और संवैधानिक अधिकारों को कुचला जा रहा है।
@AmitShah जी, न्याय से इतना क्यों घबरा रहे हैं? ये डर दिखा रहा है कि आप अपना अपराध कबूल कर रहे हैं।
FIR होगी। न्यायिक जाँच होगी। और ऊपर से नीचे तक जो भी इस बर्बरता के दोषी हैं, उन सभी पर कार्रवाई होगी।
साहिल और उसके जैसे पीड़ित हर छात्र को न्याय दिलाकर रहेंगे।
It is deeply concerning that Union Minister @KirenRijiju continues to publicly mischaracterise my brother Sharjeel @_imaams speech as a call for the secession of Assam from India. Sharjeel’s case has consistently been that he was speaking of a chakka jam, a road blockade as a form of protest, not cessation or secession from India. These very speeches and their legal interpretation are sub judice, and there is no final judicial finding that Sharjeel advocated secession. At a particularly crucial stage, when arguments on framing of charges in FIR 59/2020 are underway, such categorical public pronouncements by a senior Union Minister risk prejudicing the atmosphere surrounding an ongoing criminal trial and impinge upon Sharjeel’s right to a fair trial. I request Mr. Rijiju to allow the courts to decide the evidence and law, and not defame my brother or prejudge his case for political gain.
Yesterday, I called out Rahul Gandhi over the way protesters were beaten in Jharkhand. I even called him a hypocrite. But moments later, he held a press conference and posted on X, openly criticising the action against the protesters.
By doing so, Rahul stood against a state government led by the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha, where Congress is an alliance partner. That is rare in Indian politics. How often do we see an ally publicly call out its own coalition government?
This is what, to me, gives Rahul Gandhi his moral clarity. He has shown it time and again.
The BJP is now protesting against Rahul in Parliament and demanding that he apologise for the Jharkhand incident. They want Rahul to take accountability, even though he is not the Chief Minister of Jharkhand. His party is merely an alliance partner in the state.
Yet where is the accountability from Narendra Modi or Amit Shah for the brutal crackdown on students during the Delhi protest on July 28?
On one side, you have Rahul Gandhi publicly criticising an ally’s government when he believes it has acted wrongly. On the other, you have a Prime Minister who expects protesters to apologise to him because some of them used abusive language against him.
That is the difference.
Gangs of Wasseypur was such a once-in-a-lifetime kind of production that every director who tried to emulate it fell on his face and ended up creating what I like to call the 'Madarchod-Bhosdike' genre of Indian cinema.
One of the most persistent ways in which the Indian state discriminates against Muslims is to block municipal services to Muslim-dominated areas.
So pervasive is this that this apartheid in turn is blamed on Muslims itself.
As if this MLA runs the municipal corporation and is responsible for the shocking scenes we've seen from Shaheen Bagh.
The police who beat Faizan to death on the street while making him sing the national anthem never had any reputation to preserve.
Their circle of impunity has only expanded