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From the ghats of Kashi to the halls of the Embassy of Palestine, this journey has never been just geographical—it has been deeply moral.
On Palestinian Prisoners’ Day (April 17), I had the opportunity to attend a powerful event where H.E. Mr. Abdullah M. A. Abushawesh, Ambassador of the State of Palestine, delivered a deeply moving address on justice, dignity, and the lived realities of Palestinian prisoners.
He was joined by H.E. Mr. Mohamed Maliki, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Morocco, who expressed strong solidarity—reminding us that the call for justice transcends borders.
The exhibition that followed was not just visual—it was emotional, unsettling, and necessary. Faces of journalists, stories of prisoners, and the silent weight of suffering made one thing clear:
👉 They are not just numbers. They are human lives.
Standing there, I was reminded of Bhagat Singh, of India’s own struggle against colonialism, and of a truth I’ve carried since childhood:
Struggles for justice are interconnected.
From Palestine to India’s marginalized communities, the pattern of injustice—detention without dignity, silencing of voices, structural inequality—remains painfully similar.
Yet, there is hope.
In Kashi’s pluralism, in shared histories, and in collective resistance, we find the strength to stand together.
🕊️ No one is safe until everyone is safe.
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