Innocent Prisoners (English translation of Begunah Qaidi) | PB by: Abdul Wahid Shaikh

Innocent Prisoners (English translation of Begunah Qaidi)

Stories of Muslim youth falsely implicated in 7/11 Mumbai train blasts and other terror cases

“Structured by a masterful plot line” — Veena Das, Professor of Anthropology,
Johns Hopkins University

“Powerful work of prison literature”— Mahmood Farooqui, Hindustan Times

This exposé offers eye-opening details of the heinous game played in India for decades in the name of “terrorism”. This book unveils the ugly face of governments and investigative agencies, modus operandi of police, ATS and investigative agencies, their inhumane tortures, legal tactics employed and the secrets of court cases. Innocents implicated in terror cases will find courage to fight their legal battles through this book. The reality of the blast cases and the tall claims made by police and media are exposed in this book.

The author himself was a victim of torture and tactics of police and investigative agencies. He has narrated first-hand experiences of himself and some other innocent prisoners at the hands of police, investigative agencies and officials of the jail system.

This book is not just a testimony of the innocence of a person acquitted of all charges in an infamous “terror” case, it also showcases his unmoved resolve to fight the legal battle for his freedom. It also is a manual on how not to get yourself entangled in the vicious web of false implication in the first place and how to secure freedom from the clutches of monsters in uniform, if arrested.

No. of Pages: 504
Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 1.2 inch
Language: English