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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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surajyengdevor 2 Jahren

in solidarity !! #FreeUmar

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Prabirvor 2 Jahren

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?

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Viscount of Vasant Kunjvor 2 Jahren

Congrats to him. May he spend more time in jail

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freespirit72vor 2 Jahren

Good for India he stays there!

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nadeem ahmad kazmivor 2 Jahren

Free Umar khalid

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Name Shark 🦈vor 2 Jahren

Terrorist ki sardar hai yeh mulla

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Shaily Rawatvor 2 Jahren

... Tukde Tukde Gang being sorted out. .

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ramky dharmavor 2 Jahren

oi jihadi putiya where is your hijab

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neelam mansinghvor 2 Jahren

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

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