Disha

[Prashant Kanojia @KanojiaPJ]

India need a trail similar to The Nuremberg Trials, where RAF and Delhi police officials should be brought along with Amit Shah and should be convicted against the crime against humanity.

Those who assaulted students should be declared war criminals.

[Saurav Das @SauravDassss]

Statement

We condemn the illegal police crackdown against Junaid bhai by the UP Police. We’ve been in regular touch with him and providing all necessary help from day 1. We urge the @Uppolice to stop this illegal, arbitrary, inhumane crackdown against Junaid’s family and release them IMMEDIATELY.

[The Wire @thewire_in]

Some questions for Amit Shah

1. Why were water cannons not used?
2. Why were lathis with nails used?
3. Who ordered the firing of pellet guns?

Read here: https://t.co/cjiayzO777

[Mahua Moitra @MahuaMoitra]

Did @nsitharaman just say "Due to the paper leak, the children got even more time to study so that they could perform better". …?
Honestly this entire Cabinet should resign.

[Congress Kerala @INCKerala]

Join us in wishing 16th Anniversary greetings to @AmitShah.

This same Sohrabuddin was involved in the contract killing of former Guj Home minister Haren Pandya, who was a vocal critic of Shah Ji’s boss.

Good old times!

[Abhishek Baxi @baxiabhishek]

DO NOT LET AMIT SHAH GET AWAY FROM THE ACCOUNTABILITY FOR JULY 20th.

[Sabeer Bhatia @sabeer]

I think the Modi government has lost its way.

Using facial recognition, cutting off internet access, threatening students with passport cancellations, and even preventing people from feeding protesting students-against your own youth, the future of the country.

How drunk with power can a government become?

If this continues, I believe Gen Z will remember it. Governments ultimately derive their legitimacy from the people, and no government should mistake power for a permanent entitlement.

[Ankit Mayank @mr_mayank]

BREAKING : UN slammed Modi Govt over violence against student protestors

“The rights of people protesting peacefully must be protected, without the fear of arrest or harassment” 🔥

Another Global shame of India due to Modi Govt’s dictatorship. Pathetic.

[Live Law @LiveLawIndia]

Justice Bhuyan lamented that the space for dissent in India was shrinking.
Read more: https://t.co/CXbPw9HAEy
#JusticeUjjalBhuyan #SupremeCourt #studentsprotest #Bail

[Vrinda Grover @vrindagrover]

We have been told by Court and govt that Aadhar is not proof of residence or identity or citizenship or anything else.
So is this the real use of biometric and other data collected under Aadhar?
State surveillance, criminalisation of freedoms, police access to data of all dissenting citizens.
Techies led by Nandan Nilekani and RS Sharma, you played a role in the making of this police state.
And don’t forget the other much touted tech enabled convenience- Digiyatra at the airport. It is premised on facial recognition data. It’s a private entity.
Who gets your data and why?

[Ankit Mayank @mr_mayank]

SHAME ALERT 🚨

Today in the Rajya Sabha, as soon as Mallikarjun Kharge raised the issue of students protest, the Speaker adjourned the house.

This is why no student should ever trust Narendra Modi’s words, all this Govt knows is to fool people.

Hope every student is watching.

[Shantanu @shaandelhite]

Indian Media to Rahul Gandhi Ji and Priyanka Gandhi Ji — Students have been beaten, what you have to say

Indian Media to Amit Shah, Who is responsible for brutality against Students — “Sir New Dress…waah waah”

Then these people cry don’t call us Godi media🤣

[Paul Koshy @Paul_Koshy]

Terrible

The level of violence that Narendra Modi and Amit Shah have unleashed on our children is Unforgivable... Unforgettable

[Kenneth Roth @KenRoth]

Indian security forces used tear gas and batons to suppress largely peaceful student and youth protests in New Delhi on July 20: @HRW. https://t.co/keF65dOd1K

[Disha @disha_v90]

@hrw @HelleLyngSvends @UNHumanRights @CNN @BBCWorld @guardian @amnesty @UN_HRC @humanrights @IHRF_English @AsianetNewsML @Reuters @dwnews @OHCHRAsia @APFHumanRights

[Internet Freedom Foundation (IFF) @internetfreedom]

Defending the Constitution is the highest patriotism. In 2017, the Supreme Court made privacy a fundamental right, even in public. Yet Delhi Police is running live facial recognition on peaceful protesters, with no legal basis. This is unconstitutional mass surveillance. IFF has filed 4 RTIs and a representation to the Police Commissioner.

[Internet Freedom Foundation (IFF) @internetfreedom]

Defending the Constitution is the highest patriotism. In 2017, the Supreme Court made privacy a fundamental right, even in public. Yet Delhi Police is running live facial recognition on peaceful protesters, with no legal basis. This is unconstitutional mass surveillance. IFF has filed 4 RTIs and a representation to the Police Commissioner.

[Disha @disha_v90]

@hrw @HelleLyngSvends @UNHumanRights @CNN @BBCWorld @guardian @amnesty @UN_HRC @humanrights @IHRF_English @AsianetNewsML @Reuters @dwnews @OHCHRAsia @APFHumanRights
Please bring international pressure & attention to this !!

[Zakka Jacob @Zakka_Jacob]

Under whose orders has Delhi police placed this here? Is this not violative of the Puttaswamy judgement? Violation of privacy as a fundamental right? Will any SC lawyer take this up pro bono? Will Honourable CJI take this up suo motu? Or 'no time' for this also?

[Satish Acharya @satishacharya]

Papa. #DelhiProtests #Studentprotest
@DainikBhaskar cartoon.

[Mahua Moitra @MahuaMoitra]

Huh? Didn’t this very Supreme Court claim sunlight is the best disinfectant? Whatever happened to transparency? Sabh yaad rakha jayega …

[Veena Jain @Vtxt21]

Disgusting 🤮🤬

Police in civil dress manhandled a girl in protest

Govt only talks about respecting students but on ground they have given free hand to do all this to police