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What kind of culture are we protecting if women don’t feel safe in their own homes, streets or workplaces? Respect isn’t in slogans. Culture isn’t in speeches.
It shows in how safe a woman feels walking alone at night. And right now, reality is deeply disappointing.
Years after @UmarKhalidJNU raised questions about dissent, citizenship & constitutional rights, these issues remain part of India’s public conversation. From the CAA protests to today’s debates around SIR, voting rights & democracy, his words continue to be revisited.
Under this regime, instigators of violence get a free rein while peaceful dissenters are punished for years without relief for the crime of demanding equality.
Same country, same court, but two standards of justice.
Scenes from protests in New Delhi.
You can cage the bird, but you cannot cage the song. People continue to remember Umar Khalid, speak his name and carry his words into the streets.
We remember. We resist.
“The entire judiciary system, which is supposed to ensure democracy, is cracking down on democracy”: Student activist @neha_aisa on denial of bail to @UmarKhalidJNU , @_imaams
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Via @khanthefatima
A protestor was cornered at the Jantar Mantar protests today by some media asking her why she’s talking about @UmarKhalidJNU when the protests are about the Election Commission. Listen to her very articulate response.
In Nov 2025, a sessions court in Delhi set aside a trial court’s order directing the Delhi Police to investigate BJP leader Kapil Mishra’s alleged role in the 2020 NE Delhi riots. Meanwhile, the Delhi HC rejected the bail pleas of @UmarKhalidJNU and @_imaams
Via @Spotnews_media
The Delhi High Court’s latest rejection of Umar Khalid’s bail plea has brought renewed attention to the legal question surrounding his prolonged incarceration in the 2020 Delhi riots case.
Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam have been denied bail by the Delhi High Court again.
But why?
What did the court say while rejecting their fresh bail pleas? What did the Supreme Court’s January order have to do with today’s decision? And when can Khalid and Imam apply for bail again? What does it mean for Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam’s next chance at bail?
@hey_eshwar explains.
Umar Khalid recently wrote about his time in prison: thequint.com/opinion/umar-kh…
And so did Sharjeel Imam: thequint.com/news/politics/s…
Case Update: Delhi High Court denies bail to Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam in the Delhi riots larger conspiracy case.
Justice Prathiba M Singh led bench passed the order.
@UmarKhalidJNU@_imaams
6 साल, 2200 दिन और बिना ट्रायल जेल में बंद उमर ख़ालिद 17,000 पन्नों की चार्जशीट और 900 गवाहों की सूची के बावजूद अब तक सुनवाई शुरू नहीं हुई. यह कितना संवैधानिक है?
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Thanks for sharing this heartwarming video rockyxrooney
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In today's @IndianExpress , former Supreme Court justice Sudhanshu Dhulia, speaking on @UmarKhalidJNU 's prolonged incarceration, says Chakka jam cannot mean six years in jail.
On Com #BhagatSingh ’s 119th birth anniversary, this is to remind ourselves that our modern day freedom fighters like @UmarKhalidJNU have now spent more than 6 years behind bars, fighting for the freedom to exist with dignity and equality for us all.
Free All Political Prisoners!