My troubles with the Gujarat police began in August 2018 when I changed into carefully associated human rights organization Citizens for Justice and Peace.
On the eve of Independence Day, student leaders from AISA had been sitting on a nonviolent dharna to protest the cancellation of their candidate’s nomination within the Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda Students Union (MSU) elections. The dean, in reaction to the nonviolent protest, referred to the police.
What happened next can only be defined as police brutality. There is no caution earlier than the police started a lathi charge, pushing college students and striking them with batons no matter there is any retaliation.
Ashutosh Gupta, a juvenile, was hit tough inside the chest by way of a constable maltreating him. The police did not observe the Juvenile Act while dealing with him. Denish Kothadiya, a 12th-grade BSc student, was pulled with the aid of his hair and dragged to the ground. The police then took Dinesh to the neighborhood police station. They allegedly requested him to write down an apology letter that said that he was guilty of having violence with the police – a not-unusual tactic employed by the police to compromise certain cases using framing the sufferer as the wrongdoer.
I sent an email to the commissioner of police traumatic a proof. I, in the end, received a notification on September 10 though I had filed the complaint on August 14. No FIR was registered towards the police and vigilance officers, although the incident was recorded.
I then publicly released 10 inquiries to the Gujarat police, which placed me on their radar even though they couldn’t do something to someone who had no on the spot connected to the case.
In reaction to my RTI, the police said that there had been no lathi charge at all. I changed into gear to method the high court, but the victims in the case became adversarial under stress, as the police allegedly threatened to book them for rioting. So the attempt may also have been wasted. However, the rot inside the Gujarat police was made seen.
Another year, every other demonstration of the Gujarat police’s real face. But this time, the demonstration fell right inside a jurisdiction where the Gujarat police are infamous for Islamophobia.
Former NSUI Vadodara district president and MSU Baroda student leader Zubair Khan Pathan turned into arrested by way of the police after right-wing scholar groups and the media peddled propaganda tales of how he turned into responsible for committing ‘Love Jihad.’
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