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JNU में प्रदर्शन की तैयारी, विश्वविद्यालय की छात्रा है प्रयागराज दंगे के मुख्य आरोपी की बेटी

JNU में प्रदर्शन की तैयारी, विश्वविद्यालय की छात्रा है प्रयागराज दंगे के मुख्य आरोपी की बेटी

Image Source : ANI Bulldozer in action at Pryagraj violence main accused Javed Pump’s house Highlights जावेद के घर बुलडोजर चलने का JNU में होगा विरोध जावेद के घर बुलडोजर चलने का JNU में होगा विरोध जावेद के घर बुलडोजर चलने का JNU में होगा विरोध JNU Protest: प्रयागराज दंगे के मुख्य आरोपी जावेद मोहम्मद के घर बुलडोजर की कार्रवाई को लेकर दिल्ली के JNU में प्रदर्शन की तैयारी चल रही है। जानकारी है कि…

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[solarnexas]

do y'all remember when hathras happened. or cab. or farmer's protests. wrestlers. assam burning. do y'all remember blackened newses happening three years ago (delhi danga, violence at jnu, college students protests, shaheen bagh, the lynchings) and then the way they trickled to a stop being shown in mainstream media. do you remember reporters and comedians and activists and teachers being locked for having an opinion against the power, until everyone simply became so afraid that it stopped happening. do you remember when votes were compromised, just sworn-in governments toppled bcs they were opposition. remember how houses were bulldozed over bcs they were of minority, of poor people. do you remember when they put kashmir under total lockdown, beseeching all human rights of expression and dissent for what was happening. do you know about manipur. do you know of the insidious way propaganda has seeped into this country. the polarization that is goal. how the media is a farce at best. of how much we are turning a blind eye to. this country is burning. the government is behind it all. do you remember of any time this government cared to listen from its people? would you remember?

#wow im so angry my hands are shaking #events #m #im too tired and time deficient to make a detailed post about the manipur incident but honestly i would love if somebody did

[legalupanishad]

Umar Khalid’s Case: Recent Developments

This article on 'Umar Khalid’s Case: What’s Happening In The Case?' was written by Toya Sen, an intern at Legal Upanishad.

Introduction

Recently, in Umar Khalid’s Case, a former JNU student, researcher, and activist who has been accused as the chief instigator of the 2020 Delhi riots has taken a new turn. The Supreme Court in its recent judgement regarding the case has adjourned the hearing of the accused bail plea. Khalid who has been arrested under the charges of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act as he was protesting against the Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019, is awaiting trial and has been behind bars for the past 2 years and eleven months. A division bench comprising Justice A.S Bopanna and M.M Sundresh is looking into the decision of the Delhi High Court that denied him bail last year. During the brief hearing today, the counsel representing the Delhi Police sought more time to file a counter-affidavit. As a protest, Senior Advocate Kapil Sibal who is appearing for Khalid questioned the counsel on what basis would the counsel file a counter, as the man has been in custody for almost 3 years. Initially, the bench agreed to the request for adjournment of the plea and said the matter would be brought into court this Friday. However, the police counsel requested more time to prepare as the charge sheet was given to him 2 days ago stating that it is 'voluminous' consisting of thousands of pages. The bench finally agreed to adjourn the hearing till Monday, which is the 24th of July with Justice Bopanna firmly saying, "Whether, on Monday, the board is heavy, we have to decide." "May take 1-2 minutes for this", Justice Sundresh added. The case against Umar Khalid continues to unfold, with court proceedings and hearings taking place to determine his guilt or innocence, we need to understand the facts and issues of the case leading up to this decision. This article will provide a brief overview and provide insight into the legal aspects of this case.

What’s Happening In The Umar Khalid’s Case?

Umar Khalid’s Case: Recent Developments Facts of the Case: In April 2020 after the violence that transpired in the Northern part of India, a First Information Report (FIR) came to be registered by the Crime Branch alleging that the riots which took place in North East Delhi were pre-planned by Umar Khalid along with his acquaintances from different organizations. It has been alleged that Umar Khalid had made provocative speeches at different locations and had requested the people to come out to protest and block the streets of Delhi during the visit of US President Donald Trump to shed light on an international level that minorities were being discriminated against in India. Khalid and many others have been charged in connection to the communal riots which took place. According to government statistics, fifty-three people died during the protests and more than five hundred people were injured. Six months after the FIR was registered, Umar was arrested by the Delhi Police on September 2020 under FIR 59 and charged under various sections of the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA), which included terrorist activity and conspiracy. He was also charged under the provisions of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) for murder, rioting, sedition, conspiracy, and promotion of communal enmity. Umar Khalid was formally arrested in October 2020 under FIR 101 but had been granted bail in April 2021 On October 18 last year, the High Court rejected Khalid’s bail plea, saying he was in constant touch with other co-accused and allegations against him are prima facie true. The Court also mentioned that the actions of the accused prima facie had qualified as a ‘terrorist act’ under the UAPA law. The Delhi Police had argued that Umar’s speech was ‘very calculated’ and brought up various issues that indicated the alleged suppression of Muslims and the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA) and National Register of Citizens (NRC). Issues: Whether there is any prima facie or reasonable ground to believe that the accused had committed the offence of instigating and conspiring the 202 Delhi riots. Whether there is a danger of the accused absconding or fleeing if he were to be released on bail. Whether there is a likelihood of the offence being repeated. Laws involved: Sections 147 and 148 of the Indian Penal Code, 1980 (Rioting) Section 302 of the Indian Penal Code, 1980 (Murder) Section 149 of the Indian Penal Code (Unlawful Assembly) Section 124A of the Indian Penal Code, 1980 (Sedition) Section 153A of the Indian Penal Code, 1980 (Promotion of enmity between groups) Section 13 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967 (Unlawful activities) Sections 16 to 18 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967 (Terrorist activities) Section 18 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967 (Conspiracy) Sections 25 and 27 of the Arms Act, 1959 (Use of arms) Contact Us and avail the best assignment help for students available online!

Conclusion

To conclude, this case has gained significant attention from the general public over the past few years. The recent adjournment of Umar Khalid’s bail pleas has raised important questions in the minds of people, especially regarding the factors that influence the decision. The outcome of this case will not only have implications for the accused but it will also set a precedent for similar cases involving protest, freedom of expression, and especially the use of the UAPA. It highlights the need for a thorough examination of the evidence, adherence to due process, and the careful evaluation of factors determining bail decisions. This case also reminds us of the need for a fair and speedy trial as well.

List of References

Awstika Das, Supreme Court Adjourns Hearing In Umar Khalid's Bail Plea After Delhi Police Seeks More Time to File Counter-Affidavit, LiveLaw, 12 July 2023, available at: https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/supreme-court-sc-bail-umar-khalid-unlawful-activities-prevention-act-delhi-riots-larger-conspiracy-case-adjournment-232535?infinitescroll=1 Betwa Sharma, 1000 Days Without Trial Or Bail For Umar Khalid, Denied Bail Despite False Allegations, Article 14, 9 June 2023, available at: https://article-14.com/post/1000-days-without-trial-or-bail-for-umar-khalid-denied-bail-despite-false-allegations-fabrications-and-inconsistencies-6482500d54eea Ayushi Budholia, UAPA Case & Umar Khalid Conviction, Law Insider, 19 August 2022, available at: https://www.lawinsider.in/columns/uapa-case-umar-khalid-conviction Read the full article

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Click to read Rs 20,000 fine for Dharna, cancellation of admission due to violence

According to the document, the rules went into effect on Feb. 3. New Delhi: Students may be fined Rs 20,000 for holding dharnas and face cancellation of admission or fined up to Rs 30,000 for using force at Jawaharlal Nehru University, under the latest rules. The 10-page Rules of Discipline and Proper Conduct of Students of JNU contains punishments for various types of acts, such as protests and…

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Delhi Riots 2020: HC to hear Sharjeel Imam's bail plea in UAPA case Monday#Delhi #Riots #hear #Sharjeel #Imams #bail #plea #UAPA #case #Monday

The Delhi High Court will on Monday hear a bail plea by JNU student and activist Sharjeel Imam in a UAPA case related to the alleged conspiracy behind the 2020 riots here. Imam, who was arrested in February 2020, was on Saturday discharged along with 10 others in the 2019 Jamia Nagar violence case, with the court saying they were made “scapegoats” by police. The plea, which was filed in April…

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Des étudiants de l'Université de Delhi ont été emmenés par la police du campus vendredi soir alors qu'ils cherchaient à projeter publiquement une série documentaire controversée de la BBC sur le Premier ministre Narendra Modi et la prétendue politique communale du BJP. Cela s'est produit deux jours seulement après que des scènes similaires ont été observées à l'Université Jawaharlal Nehru (JNU) à Delhi. Des militants étudiants ont déclaré que la police avait agi violemment même si l'intention était que les étudiants regardent pacifiquement le documentaire. Ils ont également allégué que les "crétins de Sanghi" - référence aux membres du corps de mentors du BJP RSS et ses ailes - ont également attaqué les personnes rassemblées pour l'événement. Les responsables de l'université ont déclaré qu'aucune autorisation n'avait été demandée pour une projection publique et que l'administration du district avait également émis des ordres contre tout rassemblement de masse. Le chef de la DU, Rajni Abbi, a vu une justification dans l'action de la police. "Oui, des étudiants ont été détenus. Ont-ils obtenu la permission ? Lorsque la police a imposé l'article 144, pourquoi se sont-ils rassemblés ? Uniquement pour perturber l'université... C'est le seul programme qu'ils ont", a-t-elle déclaré à NDTV. Elle a allégué que les étudiants n'étaient "même pas intéressés" à montrer le documentaire. "Ils veulent juste des choses perturbatrices." La série en deux parties, qui fait référence aux émeutes du Gujarat de 2002 et aux récents incidents de violence communautaire, a été qualifiée par le gouvernement central de propagande mensongère et motivée. Le gouvernement a utilisé des pouvoirs d'urgence pour forcer les médias sociaux tels que YouTube et Twitter à le supprimer. Avant la projection prévue à 17h30, un grand nombre d'étudiants - dirigés par des membres de partis de gauche et d'autres partis d'opposition - se sont rassemblés dans la zone de la faculté des arts du DU et ont protesté contre l'imposition de l'article 144 dans la zone pour arrêter la projection. Des affrontements ont éclaté alors que des groupes d'étudiants de droite seraient venus protester contre l'événement. Ceux qui voulaient le dépistage ont lancé des slogans "La police de Delhi, revenez", et la police a commencé à détenir certaines personnes qui n'étaient prétendument "pas des étudiants, mais des éléments antisociaux". "Nous étions sur le point de commencer la projection lorsque des crétins de Sanghi nous ont attaqués et ont commencé à traîner ceux qui étaient rassemblés pour cela. La police a fermé les portes et n'a pas permis aux gens d'entrer pour l'événement", a déclaré un étudiant qui était venu pour la projection du DU- Collège hindou affilié. Le responsable de la DU a déclaré que la tenue d'un dépistage de masse était le point de discorde. « Ils peuvent le regarder chez eux ; qui les en empêche ? » a déclaré le chef Procter Rajni Abbi, ajoutant qu'elle soupçonnait qu'ils étaient des étrangers. À propos de la police traînant violemment des étudiants, elle a dit : "Pourquoi sont-ils ici, tout d'abord ? [The screening] n'est pas autorisé ici." La tentative de projection était la dernière de ces événements de protestation organisés à travers le pays, notamment à Delhi, Chandigarh, Kolkata et Thiruvananthapuram. Les partis d'opposition ont critiqué le BJP pour avoir tenté d'interdire complètement le documentaire. Des groupes d'étudiants ont mené les manifestations. La BBC a défendu la série comme un article de journalisme « rigoureusement recherché » qui veut mettre en lumière des questions importantes.

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‘Deeply concerned’: JNU teachers’ association on power cut, violence over BBC documentary

The Jawaharlal Nehru University Teachers Association (JNUTA) Wednesday released a statement ‘strongly’ condemning the incidence of violence on the JNU campus when students tried to screen the BBC documentary, India: The Modi Question, and demanded strong action against the perpetrators. The JNUTA statement came after the protest on the JNU campus Tuesday when there was a power cut for about…

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Jamia, JNU: India students angry after screenings of BBC Modi documentary blocked #news #breakingnews

It highlighted a previously unpublished report, obtained by the BBC from the British Foreign Office, which raises questions about Mr Modi’s actions during the religious riots that broke out in Gujarat in 2002 after a train carrying Hindu pilgrims was set on fire, killing dozens. More than 1,000 people, mostly Muslims, died in the violence, one of the worst since Independence. #Jamia #JNU #India…

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Multi Colored Rain by Vinod Kumar Raturi

About the author

Dr. Vinod Raturi is a product of the School of International Studies JNU, New Delhi. He further carried out his academic pursuits at Moscow State University, Russia. Author of several articles and research papers, he has attended many national and international conferences on geopolitical matters. He has lived and widely traveled in Russia and the entire former Soviet space. Though he specializes in geo-strategic subjects, he has a keen interest in various sensitive issues of social concern. He takes writing as an exciting voyage to discover the essence of human experience that allows assessing the substantiality of life in futuristic and pristine ways.

About the book

This book is a collection of varieties of poems that depict deep-felt emotions reflecting different shades of human life. It expresses many kinds of sentiments, stemming from the personal experience of the author which investigates the hidden aspects of human feelings. These poems are free to flow of unfeigned yearnings, evoking emotions of passion, anguish, love a8 resistance, and lending voice to suppressed feelings against social, political, and cultural tyranny. Its content touches on the pressing issues of gender inequality, caste discrimination, domestic & gender violence, animal rights, substance abuse, exploitation of natural resources, displacement, and immigration.

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Delhi riots case: Ex-JNU students' union leader Umar Khalid acquitted | India News

Delhi riots case: Ex-JNU students’ union leader Umar Khalid acquitted | India News

NEW DELHI: Delhi’s Karkardooma court on Saturday discharged ex-JNU students’ union leader Umar Khalid and Khalid Saifi in connection to 2020 riots case. Khalid, arrested by Delhi Police in September 2020, had urged that he neither had any “criminal role” in the violence in the city’s north-east area nor any “conspiratorial connect” with any other accused in the case. Khalid, Sharjeel Imam, and…

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Delhi HC dismisses bail plea of former JNU student Umar Khalid

Khalid, arrested by Delhi Police in September 2020, sought bail on grounds that he neither had any “criminal role” in the violence in the city's north-east area nor any “conspiratorial connect” with any other accused in the case.

NEW DELHI — The Delhi High Court on Tuesday refused to grant bail to former JNU student Umar Khalid in a UAPA case related to alleged conspiracy behind the riots here in February 2020. “There is no merit in the bail appeal. Bail appeal is dismissed,” said a bench of Justices Siddharth Mridul and Rajnish Bhatnagar. Khalid, arrested by Delhi Police in September 2020, sought bail on grounds that he…

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JNU Clash, Violence Between ABVP And Guards, Aishe Ghosh And Left They Doing Hooliganism ANN

JNU Clash, Violence Between ABVP And Guards, Aishe Ghosh And Left They Doing Hooliganism ANN

JNU Violence: अखिल भारतीय विद्यार्थी परिषद (ABVP) और जवाहरलाल नेहरू विश्वविद्यालय (JNU) में सुरक्षा कर्मचारियों के बीच सोमवार दोपहर को हिंसा हुई जिसका वीडियो सोशल मीडिया पर तेजी से वायरल हो रहा है. एबीवीपी के अनुसार वो शांतिपूर्वक फाइनेंस डिपार्टमेंट में फैलोशिप की मांग को लेकर गए थे लेकिन उन्हे ऐसा करने से रोका गया. एबीवीपी के JNU अध्यक्ष रोहित कुमार ने कहा. ‘एक साल से JNU के छात्र फेलोशिप को…

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I have never made a political post on my blog. It's always been about just my poetry and writings. However, today I feel that if I don't write about this and use the platform to tell you guys about what's happening in my country, I will be ashamed of myself as an Indian and more importantly as a human.

Yesterday, the students of JNU (Jawaharlal Nehru University), Delhi, were brutally attacked by a mob who entered the campus by force. These mobsters are die hard supporters of Modi's Hindutva ideology and were heard asking students to identify themselves. Students and professors were beaten with iron rods, and the campus property completely destroyed. The injured were taken to AIIMS Trauma centre but still the Delhi Police remained silent all throughout. It's been more than 24 hours and protests have erupted all across the country in support of JNU students. However, the police has still not made a single arrest.

In the recent times, India has witnessed all kinds of violence and discrimination. Against students, against minorities, against Muslims, against citizens. Whether it's JNU or Jamia Milia Islamia or Aligarh Muslim University or the whole state of Jammu Kashmir, or asking citizens to prove their citizenship. This government is doing everything they can to turn the country into one theocratic nation and citizens are opposing it with everything we have.

This video is of one of the many protests happening across India. I went to this one and I can honestly say that I have never felt more empowered. We sang, we recited poetry, we chanted slogans and we were one. A few Bollywood celebrities turned up restoring my faith that not all of Bollywood is stuck under our prime minister's thumb. Today, Bombay stood with JNU and we will continue to do so. We will not let the fascist government win.

#india #protests in india #jnu protest #jnu delhi #jnu students #JNU violence #down with the fascism #resist #dont @ me

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vampires will never hurt you

#my chemical romance #revenge era #photomanipulation #digital art #vampire #wasteland #dark #jnu violence

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Quatre étudiants, dont des membres d'un groupe de gauche, ont été arrêtés par la police et les cours ont été suspendus mercredi à la prestigieuse université Jamia Millia Islamia de Delhi en raison d'un projet de projection ce soir du documentaire controversé de la BBC sur le Premier ministre Narendra Modi. Des policiers en tenue anti-émeute bleue et des camionnettes équipées de canons lacrymogènes ont atteint les portes du collège dans le sud-est de Delhi. Dans une ordonnance rendue mardi, les autorités de Jamia ont déclaré qu'elles n'autoriseraient aucun rassemblement non autorisé sur le campus après que la Fédération des étudiants de l'Inde a annoncé la projection sur Facebook. Le documentaire, basé sur le mandat du Premier ministre Narendra Modi en tant que ministre en chef du Gujarat lors des émeutes de 2002, a déclenché une tempête, le gouvernement interdisant le film et demandant aux sociétés de médias sociaux de supprimer les liens vers celui-ci. L'opposition a qualifié cette décision de censure flagrante. Une projection similaire organisée par certains étudiants de l'Université Jawaharlal Nehru hier soir a rencontré des problèmes avec Internet et l'électricité coupée dans le bureau du syndicat des étudiants. Une foule de centaines de personnes s'est plutôt rassemblée dehors dans le noir pour regarder le documentaire sur les écrans de téléphone ou leurs ordinateurs portables, et la soirée s'est terminée par une marche de protestation. Les autorités de la JNU avaient mis en garde contre des mesures disciplinaires si le documentaire était projeté, affirmant que cette décision pourrait perturber la paix et l'harmonie sur le campus. Le gouvernement du Premier ministre Modi a qualifié la série documentaire en deux parties « Inde : la question Modi » de « morceau de propagande ». Il a été innocenté de tout acte répréhensible par des enquêtes sur les émeutes du Gujarat. L'année dernière, la Cour suprême a rejeté un appel contre sa disculpation dans l'une des affaires liées aux meurtres. Plus de 1 000 personnes ont été tuées dans les violences de trois jours au Gujarat en 2002 et la police d'État a été accusée de ne pas avoir fait assez pour arrêter les émeutes qui ont commencé après qu'un wagon transportant des pèlerins a été incendié à Godhra, tuant 59 personnes.