Umar Khalid

Dave's insistence that Imam is not charged in any FIR involving actual violence ignores a fundamental tenet of conspiracy law, which is that conspiratorial responsibility does not require physical presence at the crime site. Even if someone is far away when the clear crimes are carried out, they might still be a part of a terrorist plot.

Islamist propagandists are peddling a dangerous lie by falsely equating an unrelated Assam UAPA bail case with the Delhi riots conspiracy to manufacture Muslim victimhood and shield proven instigators of violence.

Saurav Das, a regular purveyor of hitjobs in hard-left portals like The Caravan, Article 14, The Wire, and Frontline, has made a career out of attacking judges who refuse to bow to the Left’s ideological line and a Centre that prioritises development over activism.

CASR supports the accused in the Delhi riots and the violent Maoist movement, among others in the name of rights.

Just as it is the case with most leftist outfits, Fraternity Movement also packages itself as a defender of democratic principles, secularism, the constitution, social justice and whatnot; however, beyond the shiny packaging lies the dark and disturbing pro-Islamist and divisive activism.

The Supreme Court is hearing the bail petitions of Umar Khalid, Sharjeel Imam and others in Delhi anti-Hindu riots, with state argument that it was a regime change operation