Thursday, March 28, 2024

Topic: Najeeb

‘I am shocked at such blatant lies.’ Najeeb’s mother slams CBI

The Central Bureau of Investigation on Tuesday told the Delhi high court that it has decided to file closure report in the case of missing JNU student Najeeb Ahmed, who had disappeared from the varsity campus nearly two years ago.

Najeeb: CBI blatant untruth and concealment of facts by CBI to protect ABVP go…

The CBI said that out of the nine phones belonging to the accused ABVP , three could not be examined by its forensic laboratory (CFSL) in Chandigarh, since two were in damaged condition and the third had a ‘pattern lock’ which could not be unlocked. What a ridiculous excuse this is: the Central Bureau of Investigation is unable to ‘unlock’ the phone of an ABVP student in JNU???!!!

Where is Najeeb? Fathima Nafees Calls for a Protest at CBI Headquarters on 26th February

Fathima Nafees, mother of Najeeb Ahmed calls for a protest at CBI Headquarters, Delhi on 26th February evening,  asking, "Where is Najeeb"

The Enforced Disappearance of Najeeb: A Year in Review

It is imperative that we connect JNU to the larger patters of anti-Muslim acts of hatred and slaughter that the country is now witnessing on an everyday basis

Does Modi have anything to say about Najeeb? Fathima Nafees asks

Hundreds of students on Friday staged a protest outside the Central Bureau of Investigation headquarters in New Delhi, demanding the justice for najeeb , Jawaharlal Nehru University student. The protestors included students from JNU, Delhi University and Jamia Millia Islamia University. Ahmad’s mother, Fatima Nafees, and his sister Sadaf also participated in the agitation.

It Has Been 6 Months Since Najeeb Ahmad Was Forcibly Disappeared From JNU

One can safely surmise that this country is no place for minority identities; even though people belonging to the minority are constantly hounded out, the crimes committed against them are never brought to justice. India's Muslim minorities face a long unending chain of injustice, even after suffering grievous harm.