Over two months after Noida’s industrial belt witnessed violent protests, the Uttar Pradesh police have now filed chargesheets in four FIRs – 163, 164, 165, and 169.
Among the evidence: a children’s library inauguration described as a planning meeting, Palestine solidarity posters logged as incriminating recoveries, a man formally accused of “Marxist ideology”, and a WhatsApp instruction to protect members’ privacy logged as proof of intent to commit “some anti-national act”.
