Indian Muslim Prisoners Rally Behind Jailed Sisters Running Delhi Election Campaigns
Indian Muslim women jailed for their activism are taking part in the Delhi election to 'set the record straight' about their experiences and fight against social injustices.
Indian Muslims jailed for their involvement in a terrorist plot are now fighting the Delhi election to 'set the record straight' and clear their names amidst widespread media scrutiny that labels them as terrorists. The candidates, including Nooreen Fatima, who is a mother of two, aim to showcase their commitment to community service and civic engagement. Their participation in the election has sparked controversy, with some critics accusing them of being a threat to national security. The outcome of the election is seen as crucial in determining the narrative around these individuals' stories.
