Activists, artists question police action on Noida workers
Cultural activists and artists have called for the government to engage with protesting workers in the Delhi-NCR region. They demand the immediate release of all arrested workers and leaders, criticizing the government's treatment of the protests. Additionally, trade unions have rejected claims of foreign involvement in the protests and urged the government to address the workers' demands.
- ▪About 500 cultural activists, academics, and artists have issued a statement regarding the protests.
- ▪They demand the immediate release of all workers and leaders arrested during the protests.
- ▪The Samyukt Kisan Morcha and trade unions have rejected claims of anti-national involvement in the protests.
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| Publication time | Wed, 29 Apr 2026 00:02:11 +0530 |
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In a statement, about 500 cultural activists, academics and artists, including actor Naseeruddin Shah, musician T.M. Krishna and poet K. Satchidanandan have demanded that the government engage with protesting workers in the Delhi-NCR region sympathetically and not treat the protests as a ‘law and order’ issue. “Immediately release all workers, their leaders, artists and intellectuals who have been arrested in connection with these protests,” a release issued by them stated.Separately, the Samyukt Kisan Morcha and a platform of 10 central trade unions rejected the narrative about the involvement of “anti-national forces and Pakistan” in the workers’ uprising and demanded that the Union and the Uttar Pradesh governments own up to their “criminal neglect” of the workers’ genuine demands and…
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