2) That is not to say, however, that there was no evidence at all against
Dr Sen. The entire evidence on which Dr Sen was convicted has now
come onto the record. He still has at least 3 appellate stages left.
3) As PUCL (Rajasthan) has posted here, the written arguments were
submitted through competent counsel, they are all on procedural aspects
of the Evidence Act.
4) What is likely now is that Dr Sen's appeal will be heard separately from
his co-accused. This will brighten the chances of his release. Ultimately
he will be convicted or freed on the evidence against him.
5) Ms.Arundhati Roy is not a member here. We only abuse / insult people
on this group who are members here and after giving them every opportunity
to defend themselves / refute / set the record straight etc.
Sarbajit
On Sun, Jan 2, 2011 at 9:20 PM, Rajan Barrett <rajanbarrett@yahoo.co.in> wrote:
>
> Well it is unfortunate that people take the side of a judiciary that no one can respect. It is worse still that people like Arundhati Roy are maligned because they are fighting for civil liberites against the state and not against a particular political party.
>
> 'we need more people to fight polices of the state that are wrong not particular parties. We the few who think so should join hands to preserve our humanity when we are being turned into beasts by the market and the politicians.
>
> We should think.
>
> ``Education is Cultural Action for Freedom''- Paulo Freire
>
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