Compilation of Bail Orders Rejection Denial of Human Rights of Life
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Arrest of His Divine Holiness meant that the State Police would employ torture to force out a false confession which would be followed by a silently assassination. The silent assassination would be mis-reported to the courts as a suicide (justifying it with a false confession, or a false last letter), or as a natural death.
Why did they not want His Divine Holiness to speak after he leaves prison?
Torture is illegal in India. They tortured him for 8 days, completely against law and humanity. And then, when they could not find any evidence against Him, they released Him from the illegal arrest. They did not want Him to reveal to the world and to His many thousands of followers about the torture. To silent Him forcibly, they denied His fundamental Human Right & Freedom of Speech.
The 8-day State police (CID) torture:
- They threatened Him with encounters to force Him to make a false confession.
- No food or water was given to him for 8 days.
- They kept him hungry for days denying food and water. They would ridicule his sacred sentiments by forcing him to eat cow’s meat knowing well that as a Hindu, he worshipped the co as a sacred being. Therefore He never ate anything.
- He was denied His rights to perform His religious rituals and denied using his sacred rosary beads.
- Basic human needs were denied to Him - no bed or mattress was provided, instead there was only some thin paper on the floor for Him to rest. The Police would torture Him making the floor wet and adding ice.
- He had no human rights in prison, he was isolated and made helpless - nobody could visit Him, he couldn’t take any help of any lawyer or legal representative.
- When he came out of prison, they issued orders that he should not speak after leaving the prison.
It was a gross violation of human rights of subjecting to torture, cruel inhuman, degrading treatment and punishment (United Nations Declaration of Human Rights - Article 5) and arbitrary arrest, detention or exile (Article 9).
2010-04-21