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July 27, 2009
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OPINION
 PREM SHANKAR JHA
 Point A To Point A Is The Costliest Journey
 The UPA's inertia on crucial issues like the N-deal will cost us dear
 Magazine | Apr 21, 2008


EXCLUSIVE: PRE-PUBLICATION EXTRACT
 Breaking The News
 December 13. The season for reopening old wounds....A hyper campaign, a mysterious TV update, a book that sifts myth from fact on the Afzal issue. Updates
 Extracts from 13 December-A Reader: The Strange Case of the Attack on the Indian Parliament by Arundhati Roy (Intro)
 Magazine | Dec 18, 2006

 AFZAL HANGING: THE POLITICS
 The Noose Has Loose Ends
 Neither the UPA nor the NDA has decided about the hanging. Afzal waits.
 SMITA GUPTA
 Magazine | Dec 04, 2006

 LEGAL TANGLE
 It Will Be A Long Journey
 An ambivalent Congress gives President Kalam enough time to ponder over Afzal
 BHAVNA VIJ-AURORA
 Magazine | Dec 04, 2006


COLUMN
 RAJINDER PURI
 Bull's Eye
 There is only one valid reason why the death sentence might not be administered to Afzal: If it is shown convincingly that he is innocent.
 Magazine | Nov 20, 2006


OPINION
 VINAY LAL
 The Spectral Order Of Sacrifice
 What sacrificial victims does the nation-state relentlessly seek? What is the symbolic register of sacrifice demanded by a modern nation-state? What sacrifices are demanded by the regime of truth, and what truths must be forsaken by the regime of sacrifice?
 Web | Oct 20, 2006


AFZAL HANGING
 ARUNDHATI ROY
 'And His Life Should Become Extinct'
 The Very Strange Story of the Attack on the Indian Parliament
 Magazine | Oct 30, 2006

 PARLIAMENT ATTACK 13/12
 NIRMALANGSHU MUKHERJI
 Last Chance To Know What Really Happened
 Who attacked Parliament and what was the conspiracy? On what basis did the NDA government take the country close to a nuclear war? What was the role of the STF (J& K) on surrendered militants? What was the role of the Special Cell of Delhi Police in conducting the case?
 Web | Oct 19, 2006


FOR THE RECORD
 MOHAMMAD AFZAL
 Afzal's 313 Statement
 Statement of Mohammad Afzal to the Court under Section 313 Criminal Procedure Code In the Court of Shri S. N. Dhingra, ASJ, N. Delhi S/V Afzal Guru & Others FIR 417/01, September, 2002.
 Web | Oct 19, 2006

 APPEAL
 ALI JAVED
 What Does Mohammad Afzal Know?
 According to the Supreme Court, just six persons are involved: the five attackers, and Mohammad Afzal. Since the attackers died on the spot, Mohammad Afzal is the only living witness to the episode, according to the Court.
 Web | Oct 19, 2006

 CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
 BADRI RAINA
 The Rarest Of The Rare Case?
 Remembering that he seemed not to have received the benefit of legal representation through the trial, we should keep in mind that Afzal Guru was neither a chief plotter nor a participant in the actual attack on December 13.
 Web | Oct 17, 2006


OPINION
 PRASHANT BHUSHAN
 Retributive Violence By The State
 Capital punishment is no deterrence for those who are prepared to die anyway for a cause. This is in fact likely to create more such militants. One can deal with such people only by trying to address their sense of grievance.
 Web | Oct 17, 2006

 RESPONSE
 VINOD K. JOSE
 'Unnecessary Controversy'
 'We are not questioning Mr Gonsalves's integrity as a lawyer and we hope that we can put this controversy to rest so that the work to try and save Afzal's life can move ahead.'
 Web | Oct 16, 2006

 FOR THE RECORD
 COLIN GONSALVES
 It Would Have Made Sensational Headlines
 'I was taken aback to hear that certain persons are spreading a rumour that I did not defend Afzal in the High Court and instead asked for him to be put to death by lethal injection'
 Web | Oct 13, 2006

 LETTER
 RAM JETHMALANI
 'Nandita Did Not Understand What Was Being Argued'
 'You were only suggesting to the Court that there are more humane methods of carrying out the death sentence and a lethal injection is one of them. You never suggested to the Court that your client is guilty but he should be given such an injection.'
 Web | Oct 13, 2006

 LAW: MERCY PETITION
 The Swing Vote
 So the President has the final say on a mercy plea. Really?
 BHAVNA VIJ-AURORA
 Magazine | Oct 23, 2006


SUPREME COURT
 'These Are Not Acts Of Grace'
 In a path-breaking separate opinion, Supreme Court Justice Kapadia is impelled "to elucidate and clarify certain crucial aspects" of the "judicial review of the manner of exercise of prerogative power" manifested in "pardons, reprieves and remissions"
 S.H. KAPADIA
 Web | Oct 11, 2006


CAMPAIGN
 NANDITA HAKSAR
 Afzal's Story
 'The fight for Mohammad Afzal's life is a fight for all that is good and meaningful in Indian democracy; the cry for revenge and his death represents the dehumanized and authoritarian aspects of the Indian State and civil society.'
 Web | Oct 05, 2006


FOR THE RECORD
 MOHAMMAD AFZAL
 'The Police Made Me A Scapegoat'
 Mohammad Afzal's Letter to All India Defence Committee for SAR Geelani --
 Web | Oct 05, 2006

 FOR THE RECORD
 Resolution
 Resolution passed jointly by Kashmiri Leaders - Syed Ali Geelani, Shabir Ahmad Shah, Mohammad Yaseen Malik, Mian Abdul Qayyoom, Nisar Ali
 Web | Oct 05, 2006


FOR THE RECORD
 MOHAMMAD AFZAL
 Afzal's Letter To SPDPR
 'I was shocked when I came to know that from newspaper Indian Express that my advocate has requested the court that Afzal wants that he should be killed by lethal injection rather by hanging.'
 Web | Oct 05, 2006

 CAMPAIGN
 SPDPR
 The Society for the Protection of Detainees' And Prisoners' Rights - Mission Statement
 Web | Oct 05, 2006


FOLLOW-UP
 B. RAMAN
 Why Make Him A Hero?
 The question to be considered is not whether the death sentence is moral or legal. It is. The question is whether it would be wise to have it carried out at the present moment.
 Web | Oct 04, 2006

 CONTROVERSY
 'Hang Him!' 'No, Hang This Hanging!'
 With sources indicating that Mohammad Afzal Guru's hanging will now be at least put off beyond October 20, the controversy heats up — former Congress deputy CM joins issue with the current CM, as family members of the convict and victims join in Updates
 OUTLOOK WEB BUREAU
 Web | Oct 03, 2006


OPINION
 B. RAMAN
 Hang All The Hangings
 Why not appoint an eminent persons group to examine in a time-bound manner whether the death penalty should continue to be on our statute book? Why not keep execution of all death penalties in abeyance till then?
 Web | Oct 01, 2006


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