I couldn't agree more with Sandesh Sir! This organization is just using disability to cover its nefarious agenda, which is blatantly anti-national. Its president was also involved in signing of the petition to stop the death sentence of Yakub Memon, a convicted terrorist. I wonder, what's the source of their funding, and is all funding legitimate? Its high time for agencies like NIA and ED to put this organization on their radar, who knows, how many cats might come out of the bag!
On 10/17/22, Sandesh <[email protected]> wrote: > Namaskar all! > > Just read this Welcome mail. > > When did Access India become the platform for Naxalite sympathisers and > promoters? NPRD is free to run its Naxal business in name of disability > rights organisation by quoting various related laws and acts. It's free too > even shelter these hard-core criminals, urban naxals and AntiIndia elements. > It is even free to mingle disability everywhere to run its "Dukan" without > any shame and that is too at the cost of making attempts of defaming entire > disabled society. But why these promotional messages (Spamming our Inboxes) > of this Saibaba and late Stain Swami are here on AI platform? > > Is NPRD loves to be afiliated to a particular political party? It proved to > be so again and again. Let's see from current perspective: > > Jairam Ramesh from a particular political party came to the twitter on > October 14 after The Bombay High Court acquitted Saibaba, he wrote to defend > this criminal that "Wheelchair-bound Prof GN Saibaba’s acquittal after 5 > years in jail proves that ‘urban naxal’ tag invented by PM’s brigade is > completely bogus. Many others are still in wholly unjustifiable custody. > Such smear tactics must be resisted.I wouldnt be surprised if PM calls me > one too"! > > NPRD in tune with this particular Political dispensation is making an > attempt to portray Saibaba and the Urban Naxals as innocent, and that the > investigation conducted by the police and other authorities was flawed. NPRD > is bringing disability shamelessly here. > > Since this matter is posted on this list, let me bring few more observations > here to the knoledge of NPRD as well as its supporters and tears shedders > for such criminals which they have been doing to blame current political > dispensation and our PM through all possible means including disability: > > Search in GN Saibaba’s house: Sept 9, 2013 > HM: Sushilkumar Shinde > PM: Manmohan Singh > Govt: of Particular Political party. > > Arrest of GNSaibaba: May 9, 2014 > HM: Sushilkumar Shinde > PM: Manmohan Singh > Govt: of Particular Political Party. > > Saibaba and other alleged suspects were taken into custody between 2013 and > 2014. Numerous papers, a hard drive, and pen drives were reportedly taken > from Saibaba’s house by the police. The academic, who had been suspended by > the university, was imprisoned until the Bombay High Court granted him bail > in May 2015 on the basis of his health. Before the Supreme Court granted him > bail in September 2016, he was imprisoned once again. > > In March 2017, they were found guilty of participating in suspected Maoist > activities. Vijay Tirki received harsh imprisonment since he was a > first-time offender; the other five prisoners, including Saibaba, received > life sentences. > > The important point here is Saibaba was arrested first under the particular > political party and it was the same particular political party that warned > first of Urban Naxals - “Maoists mobilise urban population through a front. > These thinkers and academics malign state institutions through > disinformation. 2013 affidavit.” > > The apex court also rejected Saibaba’s appeal to keep him under house arrest > and not in jail due to his medical condition. The bench said that this > request cannot be accepted at this stage when the accused was already > convicted by trial court. > Our Solicitor General Tushar Mehta very nicely stated that “There is a > recent tendency from Urban Naxals’ frequently seeking house arrest instead > of jail" in GN Saibaba hearing. He also said that even from home he can > communicate with Maoists and keep running antinational agenda. "Everything > can be done from within the home for them. even by phone. Please say that > house arrest can never be an option,” Tushar Mehta said. > > The supreme court bench hearing the case stated that they believe the case > is eligible to suspend the HC’s challenged judgement and order. The bench > said in its reasons for the ruling that the defendants were convicted > following a thorough examination of the evidence. Furthermore, the offences > are quite serious, and if the state prevails on the merits, the offences are > extremely serious against the interests of society, sovereignty, and the > integrity of the country. > The Supreme Court specifically said that the High Court did not review the > merits, and the court freed the accused solely on the grounds that the UAPA > sanction was invalid for the other five, and the same was not obtained for > Saibaba. > > The only purpose of this long reply is to caution about existance of these > Urban Naxal elements in disability field also. They have entered in > everything imaginable on the earth. > > My humble request to Harishbhai is please take appropriate measures. It's > becoming too much,. > > Thanks and regards > > Vande Mataram > > Sandesh > 9270056753 > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: National Platform For The Rights of the Disabled > To: undisclosed-recipients: > Sent: Friday, October 14, 2022 2:45 PM > Subject: [AI] Welcome: Release of Dr. G N Saibaba > > > October 14, 2022 > > > > Press Release > > > > > > The National Platform for the Rights of the Disabled (NPRD) welcomes the > verdict delivered by the Nagpur Bench of the Bombay High Court acquitting > Dr. G. N Saibaba and others of the charges framed under the UAPA. > > > > As far Dr. Saibaba is concerned the NPRD has been consistently raising the > issue of non-provision of “reasonable accommodation” as also several rights > to a prisoner with disability as mandated by various international laws, > covenants, the Nelson Mandela Rules, the United Nations Convention on Rights > of Persons with Disabilities, the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, > 2016 etc. > > > > Under both the RPD Act and the UNCRPD the right to inherent dignity of the > person is recognised as a guiding principle. Persons with disabilities are > given the right to access to justice, which obviously includes prisoners > with disabilities as well. > > > > In spite of repeated appeals by human rights organisations, democratic > minded people and disability rights organisations, Dr. Saibaba was denied > bail even on medical grounds, though his health was deteriorating due to 19 > medical conditions, some of them life-threatening, not to speak of the > inaccessibility of jail premises and the invasion into his privacy. > > > > We hope that with his release he would be able to get adequate medical > attention. > > > > The NPRD salutes the courage, commitment and relentless struggle and > resolve of Saibaba’s wife Vasanta and all others who stood with him in the > fight for justice. > > > > > > > > > > (Muralidharan) > > General Secretary > > National Platform for the Rights of the Disabled (NPRD) > > > > > > -- > > National Platform for the Rights of the Disabled (NPRD) > 36, Pt. 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