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Army Atrocities in Meghalaya

Vol. 50, Issue No. 49, 05 Dec, 2015
C Chandrasekhar, Paramjeet Singh, Phulendro Konsam and Tapas Chakraborty, Pritpal Singh

Coordination of Democratic Rights Organisations (CDRO) strongly condemns the continuing army atrocities in the name of combing operations in Meghalaya’s Garo Hills.

UAPA: Political Vendetta

Vol. 50, Issue No. 20, 16 May, 2015
C Chandrasekhar, Paramjeet Singh, Parmindar Singh, Phulendro Konsam, Tapas Chakraborty

Coordination of Democratic Rights Organisations (CDRO) unequivocally condemns the judgment of the Midnapore (West Bengal) District and Sessions Court on 12 May 2015, which convicted Chatradhar Mahato, spokesperson of the People’s Committee Against Police Atrocities (PCPA) of Lalgarh, along with S

Silencing Democratic Voices

Vol. 48, Issue No. 37, 14 Sep, 2013
Kranthi Chetanya, Paramjeet Singh, Parmindar Singh, Phulendro Konsam, Tapas Chakraborty

The Coordination of Democratic Rights Organisations (CDRO) strongly condemn the arrest of Prashant Rahi and Hem Mishra, accusing them of Naxal links. Though the exact date of Hem Mishra’s arrest is yet to be ascertained, he was most probably picked up by the police around 15 August.

J & K Police Bill

Vol. 48, Issue No. 11, 16 Mar, 2013
Kranthi Chetanya, Paramjeet Singh, Parminder Singh, Phullendru Komsam, Tapas Chakraborty

Coordination of Democratic Rights Organisations (CDRO) denounces the draft Jammu and Kashmir Police Bill 2013, prepared by senior police officers of the Home Department of Jammu & Kashmir (J&K).

Stop Incarcerating Activists

Vol. 47, Issue No. 52, 29 Dec, 2012
Paramjeet Singh, Preeti Chauhan

For a long time now, the Jharkhand government has been avoiding confrontation with people’s issues. Any struggle or protest that takes place today in Jharkhand is automatically viewed as one which is anti-state.

Facebook Users

Vol. 47, Issue No. 47-48, 01 Dec, 2012
Paramjeet Singh, Preeti Chauhan

The People’s Union for Democratic Rights (PUDR) strongly condemns the arrest of two users of Facebook, Shaheen Dhada who questioned the total shutdown of Mumbai for Bal Thackeray’s ­funeral on 18 November 2012, and Renu Shrinivasan, who indicated that she agrees with the post.

On Bus Rapid Transport

Vol. 47, Issue No. 45, 10 Nov, 2012
Paramjeet Singh, Preeti Chauhan

People’s Union for Democratic Rights welcomes the 18 October Delhi High Court judgment by justice Pradeep Nand­rajog and justice Manmohan Singh on the Delhi Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) ­system.

Police High-handedness at Maruti

Vol. 47, Issue No. 41, 13 Oct, 2012
Paramjeet Singh, Preeti Chauhan

Based upon its preliminary investigation, the People’s Union for Democratic Rights (PUDR) asserts that instead of a thorough investigation into the alleged murder of Awanish Dev, human resources (HR) manager, Maruti Suzuki’s Manesar plant on 18 July 2012, the Haryana police have been responsible

Militarisation of Maruti Workplace

Vol. 47, Issue No. 37, 15 Sep, 2012
Paramjeet Singh, Preeti Chauhan

Peoples Union for Democratic Rights (PUDR) is deeply concerned at the new turn in the saga of the Maruti Suzuki workers’ struggle against the management and owners of the company.

What Price Protest?

Vol. 47, Issue No. 33, 18 Aug, 2012
Paramjeet Singh, Preeti Chauhan

In the past few months, parts of north-west India have witnessed incidents of dalit assertion of their rights related to access to resources and to a life of dignity. This has, in all cases, met with retaliation by the dominant castes.

Criminalising Protest

Vol. 47, Issue No. 30, 28 Jul, 2012
Paramjeet Singh, Preeti Chauhan

Shut the voices that do not speak for them: that is what all non-democratic regimes do. And that happens in demo­cracies too. Or at least it happens in India which makes high claims of its democracy.

Bhagana Dalits

Vol. 47, Issue No. 29, 21 Jul, 2012
Paramjeet Singh, Preeti Chauhan

Fifty dalit men have been sitting on dharna in New Delhi’s Jantar Mantar from 2 July. They are here for an indefinite period till they get justice. They have marched to Delhi on foot in the hot summer, having left Hisar town in Haryana on 27 June.

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