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_"Umar Khalid completes almost 4 years in incarceration. And what did he do? He only exercised his right of protest which should be allowed in any democratic nation..."- Akhil Katyal* _Poet and a voice of sanity in an otherwise troubled times_ #FreeAllDissenters #SetUmarFree

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surajyengde2 years ago

in solidarity !! #FreeUmar

Prabir2 years ago

I searched hard the YouTube for a video where he said Anti National words. Couldn’t find any. Yes, he did protest against some Govt policies. Is that punishable by imprisonment? Indefinitely?

Viscount of Vasant Kunj2 years ago

Congrats to him. May he spend more time in jail

freespirit721 year ago

Good for India he stays there!

nadeem ahmad kazmi2 years ago

Free Umar khalid

Name Shark 🦈2 years ago

Terrorist ki sardar hai yeh mulla

Shaily Rawat2 years ago

... Tukde Tukde Gang being sorted out. .

ramky dharma2 years ago

oi jihadi putiya where is your hijab

neelam mansingh2 years ago

Free Umar Khalid should resonate across the length and breath of the country.

Tasil ✋ IndiaKaParivar2 years ago

#SetUmarFree

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