Human Rights Defenders Data Information Knowledge Solidarity

HRDs must counter State's offensive of intimidating ordinary people, from expressing their opinion on social media or on various issues . Lawyers as well as Journalists, and youtubers bring these cases up in the public eye in order to youth to feel more secure speaking out.. This series we will document case law as well as reports through links to documents, reports from various websites and Blogs and Posts of HRDs. This is also an attempt to publicise all the dirty tricks State have been using. This is a contributory effort..
Bombay HC Grants Bail to Journalist-Activist Gautam Navlakha in Bhima Koregaon Case https://www.newsclick.in/bombay-hc-grants-bail-journalist-activist-gautam-navlakha-bhima-koregaon-case Newsclick Report | 19 Dec 2023
Initially, the special NIA court dismissed Navlakha's bail plea in September last year, leading him to approach the High Court. The High Court referred the bail application back to a special court for a fresh hearing, which eventually reaffirmed the bail rejection. However, after a prolonged legal tussle, the Bombay High Court extended bail to Navlakha on Tuesday, mirroring the conditions imposed on his co-accused, Anand Teltumbde and Mahesh Raut. Notably, the court stayed the bail order for three weeks, allowing the National Investigation Agency a window to appeal the decision before the Supreme Court.
Navlakha had been under house arrest in Navi Mumbai since November 2022, following the Supreme Court's ruling citing his advanced age and medical reasons.
'Planted' Evidence Against Stan Swamy? NDTV Accesses Latest Explosive Report By US Lab | No Spin Dec 13, 2022 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eb00mXjiSvs
In July last year, Father Stan Swamy, the activist-priest who was arrested for alleged terror links, died of deteriorating health while in custody sparking local and global condemnation. The National Investigation Agency, which was probing Swamy in the Bhima Koregoan case, was adamant of the charges against him, which centred around letters between the priest and supposed Maoist leaders. But now, a new report by an American forensic firm accessed exclusively by NDTV raises serious questions over those charges, which finds that that scores of so-called Maoist documents were planted on the computer of Father Stan Swamy by an unknown attacker.
Just in case: On courts and the tenability of the Bhima Koregaon case August 12, 2022
. The Bhima Koregaon case is an off-shoot of disturbances that took place during a commemorative event on December 31, 2017, in Pune. It was used to rope in lawyers and activists and build a case of an alleged Maoist plot to overthrow the government. There are credible reports that electronic evidence in the case could have been planted using spyware to implicate the accused. It is time the courts examined the core question whether the case itself is tenable or one fabricated to corner some activists. The judiciary should not countenance the prolonged incarceration of anyone in a case of doubtful validity.
- Why did India's media ignore Wired story on police planting evidence against Bhima Koregaon activists?
- New independent investigation reveals role of Pune police cop in hacking and fabrication of evidences against activists.
- Amnesty's documentation are links to article on the BK 16 cases
- Why Hindu nationalists hate the history of Bhima Koregaon battle?
- Jyoti Punwani Reports on the Bhima Koregain Hearings
- Sudha Bharadwaj Released After 3 Years In Jail
- Default Bail of Sudha Baradwaj
- Bombay High Court Grants Default Bail To Sudha Bharadwaj In Bhima Koregaon Case; Refuses Bail To 8 Other Accused
- An open letter from Sahba Husain
- BK16 and the Incarceration of Justice: a documentary film
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