At a campus gathering demanding his release, speakers raised concerns over legal delays, political targeting, and institutional silence. Outlook spoke to advocate Ahmad Ibrahim and activist Harsh Mander at the event.
Saher Hiba Khan
About The Author
Saher Hiba Khan is a Delhi-based multimedia journalist who covers human rights, minority issues, and social injustice.
About The Author
Saher Hiba Khan is a Delhi-based multimedia journalist who covers human rights, minority issues, and social injustice.
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