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Autocolantes reclamando a liberdade do Profesor GN Saibaba, A Coruña, Compostela, Pontevedra.  

 

 

Noticias no Hindustan Times do 15 de maio

Four days after he was arrested by the Maharashtra Police for alleged links with Maoists, Delhi University teacher GN Saibaba is planning to go on a hunger strike from Thursday. Saibaba’s brother Ramdev said that he was being kept in highly unsanitary conditions.
According to a letter written to officials at the central prison, Ramdev met Saibaba in jail on May 12 where he was informed of the condition he was being kept in.
“I came to know that he was kept in solitary confinement, not allowing anyone to help him,” the letter states.

Read: Cops get 14-day custody of DU professor GN Saibaba

Ramdev has requested that Saibaba be provided with two assistants since his 90% locomotor disability restricted him from conducting even daily activities such as using the toilet.
Delhi University teachers along with representatives from various other civil society organisations on Wednesday demanded that Saibaba be released immediately.
The main issue raised by colleagues and family members was that Saibaba was allegedly not being given medication regularly.
He suffers from hypertension as well as heart ailments. He also suffers from chronic backache since his disability puts a lot of pressure on his spine.

Read: Maharashtra cops likely to oppose DU prof GN Saibaba’s bail
“The conditions that Sai has been confined in are deplorable. He is in solitary confinement when he clearly needs attendants, he is not being given his medication and he is being forced to live in indignity. This amounts to torture,” said Karen Gabriel, who teaches English at Delhi University.
Former chief justice of the Delhi High Court, Rajinder Sachar said that it seemed that the arrest was illegal.
“It is a shame that Saiwas arrested from the university premises and the university has not spoken out against it. On behalf of People’s Union for Civil Liberties, I demand that Sai be released immediately,” Sachar said. Others pointed out how several others who had raised their voice in support of tribal and land rights were earlier harassed. “It has been seen that when allegations of being Maoists are leveled on people, human rights become irrelevant. We have to look at cases against SAR Geelani, Iftikar Geelani and Binayak Sen, all of who were acquitted, to know that they were picked up for dissenting only,” said Nanadita Narain, president of the Delhi University Teachers’ Association.

LIBERTADE PARA O PROFESOR G.N. SAIBABA E SEUS COMPAÑEIROS !

 

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Libertade para o  profesor Saibaba e seus compañeiros !

A policia secuestra ao profesor G.N. Saibaba. Urxente solidariedade internacional !

Dr. GN Saibaba clandestinely abducted by Maharashtra Police. Urgent International Solidarity!

Statement from Revolutionary Democratic Front – May 9, 2014

Today, the 9 of May, plain-clothed personnel of the Maharashtra Police abducted Dr. GN Saibaba while he was returning home from Daulat Ram College in Delhi University after examination duty. Dr. Saibaba, who suffers from 90% disability and is on a wheelchair, was blindfolded and pushed into a vehicle. After this secretive arrest of Dr Saibaba from within the university premises, it is believed he is being taken to Gadchiroli in Maharashtra by flight. None of his family members were informed and after repeated efforts to contact him, the driver of his vehicle informed the family of his abduction. This stealthy and dastardly abduction of a university professor smacks of the desperation of the Maharashtra police and violates the basic human right of an upstanding, democratic voice in this country. This abduction, it is believed, to be with regards to a fabricated case filed by the Maharashtra police that subsequently conducted a raid and an interrogation at Dr. Saibaba’s residence on the 12th of September and 7th of January respectively. During both the raid and the interrogation, Dr. Saibaba and his family extended their full cooperation with the police and intelligence forces. This abduction by Maharashtra Police reflects the extent to which the police can stoop to rake up false charges in fabricated cases and implicate voices that speak up for the democratic rights of people.
President of RDF in Uttarakhand, Jeevan Chandra, was similarly picked up on 5th of May in Uttarakhand. The charges against him were that of having connections with the Maoists and calling for the boycott of the elections. RDF strongly condemns the abduction of Dr. Saibaba and the abduction and arrest of Jeevan Chandra by the police force.
RDF calls for a protest demonstration at Maharashtra Sadan

PROTEST DEMONSTRATION
against clandestine abduction of Dr. GN Saibaba by Maharashtra Police
Maharashtra Sadan
Kasturba Gandhi Marg
10th May (SATURDAY) at 11 am.


Press Release by Delhi University Teachers
Against the arbitrary arrest of Prof. G N Saibaba
Dr. G N Saibaba, Assistant Professor at Ramlal Anand College, Delhi University, was abducted by the Maharashtra police today, 9th May around 1.00 PM. He was in the Daulat Ram College for examination duty. The incident came to light when Vasantha, Prof. Saibaba’s wife, got a mysterious call around 3 p.m., informing her that her husband is being taken to Gadhchiroli by the Maharashtra police. There is otherwise no official intimation from the police about his arrest or charges against him so far. His driver and the car also were missing for several hours after that.
Vasantha, accompanied by Delhi University teachers, lodged a missing person complaint at the Maurice Nagar police station an hour later. Maurice Nagar police has now confirmed that Maharashtra Police came with a non-bailable warrant against Dr. Saibaba. Later, Dr. Saibaba managed to get hold of a cell-phone from someone at the airport and speak briefly to his daughter, before the phone was snatched away from him. He confirmed that he was inside the Delhi airport and being taken to Nagpur by the Gadchiroli police.
Dr. Saibaba has been facing harassment and intimidation since the last one year. His house was raided and his personal belongings taken away in the name of investigation. Clearly there is an attempt to frame him up. The Delhi University Teachers Association have earlier denounced these attempts by the police. Now the police have acted without any prior information and abducted Dr. Saibaba.
Prof. Saibaba suffers from 90 per cent disabilities and is strapped onto a wheelchair. To harass and intimidate him like this is a gross violation of his basic human rights.
We strongly condemn this arbitrary and illegal action by the police in connivance with the University authorities. This is an attempt to stifle voices of dissent and suppress those who have been vocal against injustice and oppression.
earlier message received from activists in Delhi
Prof. G.N. Saibaba, faculty at DU and Joint Secy of Revolutionary Democratic Front was abducted today by the Maharashtra police when he was returning from his college. Without even informing anyone, the police has already taken him to the airport to fly him to Maharashtra. There is a press conference at his residence (Gwyer Hall Hostel warden flat) today at 5.30 pm condemning this police abduction. Please join the press conference. For the last one year the police has been trying to implicate him in absolutely absurd and false charges. To prepare grounds for this, there was first the most vicious media trial against him, followed by a police raid at his residence last year and then police landing him to interrogate him early this year. Now he has been abducted in this surreptitious manner. Condemn and protest against this dastardly police act

LIBERTADE INCONDICIONAL PARA OS PRISIONEIROS POLÍTICOS NA INDIA !

INDIA: O goberno reaccionario lanza ofensiva anti-maoísta.

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New Delhi, 27.12.13
Axencias informativas dan conta dunha gran ofensiva das forzas represivas nos estados de Chhattisgarh , Jharkhand , Maharashtra, West Bengal, Odisha, Bihar, Andhra Pradesh e Madhya Pradesh. As operacions nas que interveñen unhos coarenta mil efectivos, apoiados por helicopteros teran unha duración de catro días.
A ofensiva represiva pretende evitar a fuxida das unidades guerrilleiras de un a outros estados.

Chamamento do Comité Internacional.

Liberdade imediata para todos os presos políticos na Índia!

25 de Janeiro de 2014: Grande dia internacional de solidariedade e luta!

Na Índia mais de 10.000 supostos maoístas padecem nos cárceres, aos quais se juntam outros milhares de presos envolvidos nos movimentos de libertação nacional (Cachemira, Manipur, etc.) e outros movimentos democráticos.

Ademais dos dirigentes quadros e membros do Exército Guerrilheiro de Libertação Popular (EGLP), mas de 90% deste número, são aldeãos advasis que resistiram a remoção forçada, camponeses que lutaram contra os acordos de cooperação firmados entre os governos e a as empresas multinacionais para explorar ao povo e continuar o saqueio imperialista dos recursos naturais, ativistas das minorias nacionais organizados contra o crescente perigo do fascismo comunal Hindu, estudantes, intelectuais, artistas pertencentes a Frente Democrática Revolucionária (FDR) e outras organizações democráticas, acusadas de ficar do lado do povo que enfrenta a guerra que o Estado indiano desenvolver contra ele, mulheres do povo, feministas unidas para rebelar-se contra a enorme escalada de violações, cometidas em parte pelas forças armadas e da polícia, e pelos esquadrões paramilitares fascistas patrocinados pelo Estado, como arma de guerra contra o povo.

Nas prisões os presos em que enfrentar a todo tipo de perseguições, torturas, negativas a liberdade sob fiança, condições de vida inumanas, transferências arbitrárias, ataques brutais, castigos com confinamento em solitárias e frequentemente as mulheres detidas são violentadas.

Em que pesem as ferozes condições nos cárceres, os presos estão resistindo e lutando com espírito revolucionário e transformando as tenebrosas prisões em uma frente de batalha contra o crescente fascismo na Índia e o regime indiano.

A luta por sua liberdade imediata é uma tarefa urgente de todas as forças de solidariedade e amigos do povo indiano, e é parte integrante do apoio para a vitória de sua guerra de libertação.

Pois, toda Índia está sendo transformada pelas classes dominantes em cada vez mais e mais em uma “prisão dos movimentos populares”.

Desde meados do ano de 2009, as classes dominantes indianas, sob a direção e com a ajuda dos imperialistas, lançaram a ofensiva multiprolongada e em todo país denominada Operação Caçada Verde – uma guerra contra o povo para eliminar o movimento maoísta e suprimir as genuínas lutas do povo.

Ainda que a repressão contra as massas oprimidas seja a característica de qualquer Estado explorador e sempre tenha sido uma característica do Estado indiano, a Operação Caçada Verde ultrapassou todas as ofensivas anteriores quanto a sua escala e brutalidade.

Milhares de dirigentes e membros de organizações de massas democráticas e revolucionárias foram assassinados, torturados e encarcerados. Imputados em falsas acusações, muitos deles enfrentam duras penas.

 Os massacres, estupros em grupo, saqueio e destruições de aldeias por parte das forças armadas converteram-se em ordem do dia.

A Operação Caçada Verde – Guerra contra o Povo – está supostamente dirigida a eliminar o movimento maoísta, porém de fato, seu alvo e objetivo é suprimir as genuínas exigências democráticas do povo, enquadrando-as em processos vículados ao Partido Comunista da Índia (Maoísta) conforme as leis draconianas adotadas pelo governo central e dos estados que estigmatizam aos dirigentes e lutadores do povo como “antinacionais” ou “terroristas”.

Parem a Operação Caçada Verde, parem a Guerra Contra o Povo!

Porém, a guerra de libertação das massas não pode ser detida pela selvagem repressão, senão que pelo contrário, amplia sua solidariedade política e moral à guerra de libertação.

Muitas iniciativas e esforços internacionais construíram a solidariedade com o povo da Índia e apoio a sua luta pela libertação, incluindo a Conferencia Internacional de Hamburgo e os Dias de Ação Internacional organizados pelo Comitê Internacional de Apoio. Estas iniciativas tiveram impacto no mundo inteiro e na própria Índia, assestando golpes ao imperialismo e ao regime indiano, que hoje reage urgindo aos governos, em primeiro lugar da União Européia, a deter todas as atividades e iniciativas de solidariedade.

Portanto chamamos a um grande Dia Internacional de Solidariedade e luta pela liberdade imediata dos presos políticos na Índia no dia 25 de janeiro de 2014, que seja celebrado em todas as partes do mundo onde for possível, de todas as formas possíveis decididas pelos comitês e forças de solidariedade a nível nacional, com ações nas ruas, que conclamem o povo a participar, e ações de ‘contrainformação’ e protesto ante as embaixadas, consulados, escritórios de imprensa internacional e organizações humanitárias, etc. a celebrar-se durante a semana anterior ao Dia Internacional.

Comitê Internacional de Apoio a Guerra Popular na Índia

5 dezembro  de 2013

Espallar e apoiar a nova campaña internacional !