Release Prof. SAR Geelani

In solidarity

Release sar gilani immediately,unconditionally

this is violation of Human Rights

Release SAR GILANI.

SAR Geelani is an Indian and ours is the greatest democratic country where every one has the right to express his views.

Release the innocent JNU students and prof SAR Geelani

Freedom prisioners politics !

Save the constitutional rights.

Release all innocents

SAR Geelani is representing voice of millions and millions,how can he be brutally caged for the crime he never committed.

Slapping sedition charges against a human rights defenders is sedition of International human rights instruments of which Indian state is a signatory .

Slapping of sedition charges on a human rights defender is it self a sedition of International human rights instruments to which India is a signatory.

Azeeb rasam chal pardhi hai buland haathon ko jakadhne ki.......ab nahin rukegi...Azadi

Arrest of pro SAR Geelani is illegal an undemocratic

There is no point n pesecution

A narrow mean spirit is not a worthy substitute for the very constitutional foundations of a modern democracy which were designed to be inclusive and to embrace the broadest possible representation of viewpoints. Within the very heart of democracy is the constant flow of ideas, of broad public opinion, which gives a country the strength to grow and mature through a fair evaluation and consideration of those ideas which represent wisdom by their inclusiveness rather than by exclusion. A country that celebrates itself as a secular democratic state must pay its dues to the most fundamental democratic freedom of all, the right of dissent. Many, however, believed, as did Professor SAR Geelani, that in the case of Afzal Guru, it was a travesty of justice. It was more like a lynch mob stirred up by a phantom enemy, conjured out of a collective fantasy; or like a young boy, angry at his mom for taking his bicycle away, going out and beating a dog. Justice didn’t matter. It was about PTSD and a need to lash out; some Freudian anguish in a crazed bull which saw red and charged a red fire hydrant in hopes of ameliorating its suffering. Meanwhile the collective had been knocked unconscious. Professor SAR Geelani is not an isolated voice in the this regard. The overwhelming majority of the Kashmiri population, including the chief minister in waiting, Ms. Mehbooba Mufti, her late father, Mufti Sayeed, the leader of the opposition, Mr. Omar Abdullah (Former Chief Minister of Jammu & Kashmir) and his father, Dr. Farooq Abdullah (former Federal Minister of India) have all said that Afzal guru’s hanging was a miscarriage of justice. Professor SAR Geelani and Kanhaiya Kumar, the Student Union President at JNU did not pick up arms or throwing stones. There is no rebellion here. They are simply voicing opinions. Universities have historically been places to have free and balanced discussion on the issues of national concern, such as Kashmir. It is here at campuse

A narrow mean spirit is not a worthy substitute for the very constitutional foundations of a modern democracy which were designed to be inclusive and to embrace the broadest possible representation of viewpoints. Within the very heart of democracy is the constant flow of ideas, of broad public opinion, which gives a country the strength to grow and mature through a fair evaluation and consideration of those ideas which represent wisdom by their inclusiveness rather than by exclusion. A country that celebrates itself as a secular democratic state must pay its dues to the most fundamental democratic freedom of all, the right of dissent. Many, however, believed, as did Professor SAR Geelani, that in the case of Afzal Guru, it was a travesty of justice. It was more like a lynch mob stirred up by a phantom enemy, conjured out of a collective fantasy; or like a young boy, angry at his mom for taking his bicycle away, going out and beating a dog. Justice didn’t matter. It was about PTSD and a need to lash out; some Freudian anguish in a crazed bull which saw red and charged a red fire hydrant in hopes of ameliorating its suffering. Meanwhile the collective had been knocked unconscious. Professor SAR Geelani is not an isolated voice in the this regard. The overwhelming majority of the Kashmiri population, including the chief minister in waiting, Ms. Mehbooba Mufti, her late father, Mufti Sayeed, the leader of the opposition, Mr. Omar Abdullah (Former Chief Minister of Jammu & Kashmir) and his father, Dr. Farooq Abdullah (former Federal Minister of India) have all said that Afzal guru’s hanging was a miscarriage of justice. Professor SAR Geelani and Kanhaiya Kumar, the Student Union President at JNU did not picking up arms or throwing stones. There is no rebellion here. They are simply voicing opinions. Universities have historically been places to have free and balanced discussion on the issues of national concern, such as Kashmir. It is here at campus

He was framed in 2001 without an iota of evidence, and freed by the High Court. Now he is being targeted on ridiculous charges of sedition that flies in the face of the Supeme Court decision on the applicability of the sedition law. A jingoist hysteria is being built up by the ruling party with the help of some complicit TV channels and the police. Gilani is a senior teacher of Delhi University. Sedition charges against him must be withdrawn and he must be released immediately and unconditionally.

Criminals & murderers are roaming around and Geelani is being persecuted because he is a Kashmiri Muslim. Do not destroy Indian democracy.

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