FABRICATED!
By K.P. Sasi
09 April, 2014
Countercurrents.org
A 90 Minutes Documentary Film on the Fabricated Cases on Abdul Nasar Maudany & Others.
This is a story of the post Independent India. Every year when this country celebrates freedom, there are thousands of innocent prisoners in Indian jails, waiting for justice without even a trial. Abdul Nasar Maudany is one such victim. As a Muslim spiritual leader, he reacted strongly against the demolition of Babari Masjid in 1992. His house was attacked and he spent nine and a half years in jail. All the charges against him were proven false and even the judgement makes it clear that the case was fabricated. He was released without any compensation. No trial on those who were responsible for such fabrication was conducted. But soon, Maudany was framed for another series of charges and he is still waiting for justice in Bangalore Parappana Agrahara jail.
The documentary film shows that this is not an isolated case, but several Muslims, dalits, adivasis and activists from people's movements go through similar experiences. The question raised by the film is `why is a person spending so many years in jail in without being proven guilty?' This documentary film portrays the inner dynamics of the manner in which the present institutions of the democratic system functions, so that a large number of innocent people can be framed and fabricated with false cases and dumped in jails for long periods, without the provision of basic human rights as per the requirements of Indian Constitution.
Direction: K.P Sasi
Camera: Neethu & Deepu
Edited by: B.Ajithkumar & Shahil Shaz,
Asst. Director: Mustafa Desamangalam/ M.Jisha
Title Music: P.K Sajeev
http://fabricated.in/node/715
http://www.countercurrents.org/sasi250713.htm
http://campusnow.wordpress.com/2013/02/09/why-are-they-fabricated/
http://kafila.org/2013/12/10/the-state-manufactures-terrorism-kp-sasi/
http://socialism.in/index.php/another-face-of-communal-forces-on-development-and-religion/
http://utharakalam.com/english/?p=373
Contact the director [email protected]
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