Friday, March 29, 2024

Topic: Fabricated Police stories

“State crushing humanity, not serving people,” says GN Saibaba, acquitted after 10 years in prison

“I couldn’t see my mother one last time before her death because I was denied parole. This is a denial of basic Human Rights. My mother passed away when I was in Prison. Being a disabled child since birth, my mother brought me up with utmost care. She used to take me to school in her arms so that I could get an education”, these were the words of former Delhi University Professor and human rights defender GN Saibaba, in a press conference on Friday, 9, March.

Abdul Karim Tunda acquitted in 1993 serial blasts case

A special court in Ajmer on Thursday acquitted Abdul Karim Tunda(80) in the 1993 serial blasts case. The Terrorist and Anti-Disruptive Activities Act (TADA) court on 29 February acquitted Tunda due to a lack of evidence.

“By default, police will come for me…”: Acquitted Mumbai Muslim man continues to face police harassment

"I had already suffered psychologically a lot during my 11-month imprisonment and 19-year-long trial, and I believed I would find peace after being acquitted in 2021. However, I was wrong; I am still harassed by the police in 2024," recounts Saud.

151 days in prison, home razed to ground, Muslim teen gets bail in MP’s fabricated “spit case”

Muslim teen from Madhya Pradesh’s Ujjain, who was falsely framed for spitting on a Hindu procession last year got bail as the complainant and the witness denied police claims in front of the court.

In Kerala, Muslim youths detained for hours following blast; accuse Kerala Police of anti-Muslim bias

The Kerala police were accused of their anti-Muslim prejudice in detaining Muslim youths in preventive custody at various police stations in the Ernakulam district in connection with a recent blast at a Christian prayer meeting, allegedly orchestrated by a Christian youth, Martin Dominic, who was unrelated to the detained Muslims.

Assam: Muslim businessman says police threatened to kill him in ‘encounter’, slap ‘jihadi link’; IPS officer, cops arrested

The Assam Crime Investigation Department has arrested nine people, including an IPS officer and five other policemen, in response to allegations by a Muslim businessman that they were trying to extort money from him, threatening him with a staged "encounter," and justifying his killing by accusing him of terrorism.