[My heart felt condolences.
He was too young and too promising to depart.]

I/III.
http://twocircles.net/2014aug26/1408993667.html#.U_wY9fnm7u0Noted
documentary film-maker Shubhradeep Chakravorty passes away
Submitted by TwoCircles.net <http://twocircles.net/users/twocirclesnet> on 26
August 2014 - 12:37am

*By TwoCircles.net Staff reporter,*

New Delhi: Noted documentary film maker and freelance journalist
Shubhradeep Chakravorty passed away on Monday morning in the national
capital. He breathed his last at the All India Instituted of Medical
Sciences (AIIMS) where he was admitted for last one week after suffering
from brain hemorrhage. He is understood to be under depression for the
intimidation he was facing and due to the banning of his latest documentary
on Muzaffarnagar riots.

A post-graduate in Political Science and International Relations,
Chakravorty's first documentary was on the horrific incident of the 2002
train carnage in Godhra, titled *Godhra Tak: The Terror Trail*
<http://twocircles.net/2007nov08/godhra_fire_was_not_pre_planned_conspiracy_shubhradeep_chakravorty.html>.
The film was taken as evidence by the investigative commission formed by
then railway Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav.

His next film *Encountered on Saffron Agenda?* was on the spate of fake
encounters in Gujarat, including Sadik Jamal, Javed Seikh, Ishrat Jahan and
Shorabuddin Seikh. His next film * Out of Court Settlement*
<http://twocircles.net/2012feb12/out_court_settlement_documentary_shubhradeep_released.html>
that came out in 2012, was on the attack, intimidation and murders of
lawyers defending terror accused, including Shahid Azmi.

Later same year, his fourth film, * After the Storm* came that narrated the
ordeals of seven youth who were acquitted from terror charges but were
still finding it difficult to have a fresh start of their lives, as their
past continued to haunt them.

His latest film was on the Muzaffarnagar violence, titled *En Dino
Muzaffarnagar,* which was not cleared by censor board for public screening.

Due to his work and his bold stand on issues of communalism Chakravorty has
been on the receiving end of the communalism for some time now. He was
attacked by the Hindutva activists in Jaipur and was even taken into
custody though later cleared of all charges.

Expressing his grief on the sudden demise of a talented and young
film-maker, Ananad Patwardhan issued a statement saying, "Shubhradeep had
been very depressed because the CBFC did not pass his film. Last week the
Appellate tribunal also refused it a certificate," adding, "The film is an
indictment of Hindutva politics that led to the violence in UP and it is no
surprise that under a Modi government no one has the guts to pass this
brave, truthful film."

Originally from Faizabad, Chakravorty was living in Delhi with his wife and
collaborator Meera Chaudhry.

*A recent photograph of Shubhradeep Chakravorty with wife Meera Chaudhry in
Mumbai.*

*Shubhradeep Chakravorty with Meera Chaudhry, Ananad Patwardhan and others
after the screening of film En Dino Muzaffarnagar in Prithvi Theater, Juhu
in Mumbai.*
II.
http://www.indiatomorrow.net/eng/shubhradeep-chakravorty-of-godhra-tak-documentary-fame-dies#.U_saQkjinps.facebook

III.
http://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Delhi/maker-of-documentary-on-muzaffarnagar-riots-dead/article6352646.ece

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