TISS student accused of ‘Maoist links’ sent to jail by court
Police say two TISS professors received suspicious messages as investigators examine deleted chats and fieldwork reports in Abhirup Paul’s case.
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A former student of the Tata Institute of Social Sciences has filed a petition for anticipatory bail in the Bombay High Court against an FIR related to an unauthorized gathering held on campus last year in memory of the late Delhi University professor G.N. Saibaba. The argument before the court states that downloading books or discussing literature is not a crime.
TISS student accused of ‘Maoist links’ sent to jail by court
The police told the court that the accused had sent a supposedly objectionable book titled ‘Prison House Rose Garden’ to various groups via Telegram and had “not only downloaded Maoist literature but had also done field work relating to it”.
Two TISS professors get police notice for sending ‘suspicious’ messages to arrested ex-student
The Mumbai Police told a court that it has emailed notices to two professors at the Tata Institute of Social Sciences for sending allegedly suspicious messages to a former student who was arrested on Friday, The Indian Express reported on Tuesday.Abhirup Paul was arrested for allegedly shouting slogans in support of jailed activists Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam.Khalid and Imam have been in jail for more than five years under the Unlawful Activi…
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