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The truth is on our side: Raihana Kappan s struggle to free her journalist husband, Siddique

SHAHID TANTRAY FOR THE CARAVAN On 5 October 2020, the Uttar Pradesh police arrested the freelance journalist Siddique Kappan while he was on his way to report on the brutal gang-rape of a Dalit woman near the city of Hathras in Uttar Pradesh. He was booked for sedition and offences under the draconian Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. On 15 February, the Supreme Court him five days of bail to meet his ailing mother, but he was not allowed to speak to the media. In recent months, Siddiqueâs health condition has been deteriorating, and on 21 April, he tested positive for COVID-19. That same day Kappan was taken to KM Medical College in Mathura for treatment, where he was kept chained to a bed and not allowed to use the toilet. On 29 April, the Supreme Court

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Journalist Siddique Kappan shifted back to Mathura Jail

Journalist Siddique Kappan shifted back to Mathura Jail Updated: Updated: May 07, 2021 23:05 IST Family alleges he was moved in a secretive manner, they were denied access to meet him Share Article Family alleges he was moved in a secretive manner, they were denied access to meet him The family of Malayalam journalist Siddique Kappan, who is incarcerated in Uttar Pradesh over sedition charges, have alleged that he was shifted back to the Mathura Jail from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Delhi in a hurried and secretive manner, and that they were denied access to meet him during his stay at the hospital. The family claimed Mr. Kappan was shifted back to Mathura without being fully treated.

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Coronavirus Updates: Delhi registers record 306 COVID-19 deaths; Kerala sees highest one-day surge with nearly 27,000 cases

Coronavirus Updates: Delhi registers record 306 COVID-19 deaths; Kerala sees highest one-day surge with nearly 27,000 cases Firstpost 1 day ago FP Staff © Provided by Firstpost Coronavirus Updates: Delhi registers record 306 COVID-19 deaths; Kerala sees highest one-day surge with nearly 27,000 cases 23:43 (IST) Kerala sees highest one-day surge of about 27,000 new cases With Kerala s COVID-19 graph witnessing the highest single day surge of nearly 27,000 cases on Thursday, the state government has decided to hold discussions with the manufacturers to procure vaccines. We have sought more vaccines from the Centre and expect a reply soon. But we are not planning to wait for the allotment.

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Kerala scribe tests positive - The Hindu

Kerala scribe tests positive - The Hindu
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Journalist Kappan tests positive for COVID-19

He is jailed in Uttar Pradesh over sedition charges Malayalam journalist Siddique Kappan, who is jailed in Uttar Pradesh over sedition charges, has tested positive for COVID-19, his lawyer said on Wednesday. Mr. Kappan was admitted to the KM Medical College in Mathura, his lawyer Wills Matthews told The Hindu. “He was not well for the last one week. [COVID test] report came on Wednesday morning,” said Mr. Matthews. The lawyer said when he spoke to Mr. Kappan a few days back, he informed him he was not keeping well. “He said he had some difficulty in getting good water. A few days back he also collapsed in the toilet,” said Mr. Matthews.

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