Umar Khalid is in jail to ensure society doesn't turn into prison: Prakash Raj at Bengaluru event
Actor Prakash Raj spoke at an event discussing Umar Khalid's imprisonment and its implications for society. He emphasized that Khalid's fight represents a broader struggle for freedom and justice in India. The panel highlighted Khalid's writings and the historical context of his incarceration, reflecting on the challenges faced by marginalized communities.
- ▪Prakash Raj stated that Umar Khalid's imprisonment symbolizes resistance against a society turning into a prison.
- ▪The event featured discussions on Khalid's writings and the political context surrounding his incarceration.
- ▪Historian Janaki Nair noted that the book documenting Khalid's life represents an important historical moment in India.
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Actor Prakash Raj on Tuesday (April 28, 2026) said that incarcerated activist Umar Khalid was standing and fighting for everyone in the country, and his imprisonment symbolised resistance against a society “turning into a prison”.Mr. Raj made the remarks during a panel discussion and reading of excerpts from a book titled ‘Umar Khalid and His World’ at the Bangalore International Centre (BIC). The panel also included writer-historian Ramachandra Guha and historian Janaki Nair.The event focused on Mr. Khalid’s writings, incarceration, and the broader political and social context reflected in the book.“As we sit here, the supreme leader of the regime has given a statement during campaigning – ‘Give me your vote, I’ll give you freedom’,” Mr.
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