Thank you for this communication . The Karnataka police have been
regularly like the ATS in Maharashtra among other states
arresting innocent people on the basis of fabricated evidence from
time to time . It is time that this is seriously exposed . This time since
this is a journalist thefacts will emerge and must be widely disseminated
to expose what the bogus " War of Terror" is all about unleashed by covert
politicaland special financial interests within a country and globally to
prevent
the democratisation of societies whose resources are being seized with
impunity and finances drained . To this end several institutions of the
State are being subverted including the media which the recent Radia
Tapes disclosed apart from this they command a network of lawyers
subverting the legal system.If the illegal arrests are of the economically
and socially weaker sections , lawyers are even planted to prevent the
truth from emerging .
Whenever there is a national or regional crisis it is accompanied
by fake arrests and terror reports . What out for this coincidence
and it is not suprising that when the IPL exposures started there
was a bomb scare when there was a match in Banglore. So you
know the tie up behind terror attacks and bomb blasts .
The patter is only different in the Kashmir Valley where the
counterparts of the RSS the Jamiat E Islami are the instruments
of this activity, with other parties observing events as many have
the same masters are former colonialists !!!!!!
Their is talk of privacy when our computers and telephones are
being regularly invaded ,despite the fact that we are involved in no
criminal activity of any kind .Any way natural justice catches up
what you sow you reap !!!!!!!
Niloufer Bhagwat
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From: Venugopalan K M
Sent: Friday, December 03, 2010 12:28 AM
Subject: [humanrights-movement:3257] Two Documents on Police Slamming
FalseCase on K K Shahina, Tehelka Reporter in Connection With Her
InvestigativeReport Exposing the Fabricated Evidences by Karnata Police In
Maudany Case
1.
Statement on Decisions Taken in Preliminary Meeting in Delhi on K K Shahina
Today a group of academicians, journalists, activists and students, met at
TEFLAS in JNU, Delhi, to discuss the issues related to the slamming of a police
case under IPC Section 506, against K K Shahina, a journalist with the Tehelka
Magazine, for allegedly “intimidating witnesses” while she was preparing an
investigative report on the case relating to Abdul Nasar Madani, the Chairman
of People’s Democratic Party (PDP) Kerala. This group extended their solidarity
to K K Shahina and condemned the police action as a serious threat to press
freedom and democracy in India. We have decided to: i) take out a signature
campaign in solidarity with K K Shahina ii) conduct a demonstration in front
of Karnataka Bhavan on 7th, December at 2.30 pm and iii) hold a press meet at
Women’s Press Corps, Delhi, at 11.30 am or 3.00 pm on 9th December, 2010.
G Arunima, Associate Professor, Social Sciences, Women's Studies Programme,
JNU
A K Ramakrishnan, Professor. Centre for West Asian Studies. School of
International Studies, JNU.Sanil V, Associate Professor of philosophy,
Department of Humanities and social Sciences, Indian Institute of Technology
Sree rekha, Reader Jamia Millia Islamia
Venkitesh Ramakrishnan, Deputy Editor, Frontline
Anil Tharayath Varghese, Delhi Solidarity Group
Vijayan M J, Delhi Forum
Maymon Madathingal, IT Professional
Bindu Menon, Asst Professor, Dept of Media and Communication, Lady Sree Ram
College, DU
Carmel Christy, Asst Professor, Dept of Media and Communications, Kamala
Nehru College, DU
Sachin N, Asst Professor, Dept of English, Dayal Singh College, DU
Sreejitha P V, Asst Professor, Dept of English, Dayal Singh College, DU
Jenny Rowena, Asst Professor, Dept of English, Miranda House, DU
K Ashraf, Independent Researcher
M Kumaran, PhD Scholar, JNU
Aarathi P M, PhD Scholar, JNU
Smitha, PhD Scholary, JNU
Reshma R, PhD Scholar, DU
(2.)
By TCN News,
New Delhi: Jamia Teachers’ Solidarity Association has strongly condemned
implication of journalist KK Shahina in the Bangalore blast case by the
Karnataka police, and demanded withdrawal of the case against her who had
exposed in Tehelka fabricated evidences against Abdun Nasar Madani, head of the
People’s Democratic Front (PDP), in the blast case.
Going against the general trend of the media to blindly follow police stories
in terror cases particularly those involving Muslims, Shahina went out to find
out the truth of the Madani case. “In her latest expose in Tehelka, Shahina
shows how the case against Abdul Nasar Madani, head of the People’s Democratic
Front (PDP), accused in 2008 Bengaluru blasts, was fragile and based on
non-existent and false testimonies. Shahina traveled through Kumbur, Hosathotta
and Igoor (in Karnataka) to speak to witnesses and villagers around Lakkeri
estate where the alleged meeting to hatch the Bengaluru blasts conspiracy was
held. Puncturing the police allegations, the villagers, many of them including
BJP workers dismissed the presence of Madani in the area as a mere rumour.
While on her way to meet the witnesses, Shahina and her colleagues were tailed
by the police and received calls from the circle inspector, who enquired if
Shahina was a terrorist,” said the teachers group JTSA.
JTSA has condemned the Karnataka Police for slapping two cases under IPC 506
for intimidating witnesses in the Bengaluru blast case against Shahina and four
others. “Far from intimidating witnesses, this is a clear case of intimidating
journalists who refuse to churn out police press releases as investigative
reportage,” JTSA said.
As truth is coming out in various terror cases in which initially Muslim
youth were implicated, media investigation in new terror cases is appreciable.
“That security agencies were wary of even exploring the Hindutva angle in
blasts across the countries—even in face of hard evidence—is now an established
fact. Islam and terrorism were almost natural corollaries. Few in the media
questioned the round up and mass detention of Muslim youth that followed after
each blast. Indeed, police theories were peddled as the truth, and detention
and torture passed for investigation. Revelations earlier this year that
Hindutva groups may have been behind Malegaon, Mecca Masjid and Ajmer and
Samjhauta blasts should embarrass many ‘investigative reporters’. In all of
these cases, large sections of the media had chosen simply to repeat verbatim
the security agencies’ claims about the involvement of HUJI, Let or SIMI.”
Fabrication of testimonies and planting of evidence—even kilos of RDX—is
routine business for many in the security agencies: Tariq Ahmed Batloo was
picked up at the Delhi airport and claimed by the Delhi police to have been
arrested from his hideout in Kashmir (2008); the arrest of five members of
Manitha Neethi Pasarai (MNP) in 2007 on charges of conspiring to bomb hospitals
in Coimbatore was exposed by the Tamil Nadu SIT to be a complete fabrication by
the police; Md. Qamar and Irshad Ali, police informers, were declared
terrorists of Al-Badr group when their cooperation was found wanting by the
Delhi Police Special Cell (2005-6)….the list is sadly too long. K.K. Shahina
was merely fulfilling her journalistic duty of investigating the police claims
of Madani’s complicity in the Bengaluru blasts, given especially the inglorious
history of frame-ups, the group added.
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