5 स्टार तिहाड़ मे, कुचलते मानवाधिकार !

In this episode of @DilSewithKapilSibal, we engage in a thoughtful and constitutionally grounded conversation on student activism, democratic rights, and the lived realities of undertrial prisoners in India. Drawing from personal experiences as a former student and teacher, Kapil Sibal discusses the role of universities as spaces for ideas, dissent, and peaceful protest, as envisioned by the Constitution. The discussion features former student activists Natasha Narwal, Devangana Kalita, and Safoora Zargar, who share their experiences of incarceration in Tihar Jail during the Delhi riots cases—without commenting on sub judice matters. The episode critically examines the treatment of undertrial prisoners, the gap between constitutional rights and prison realities, and raises important questions about justice, dignity, and democracy in contemporary India.