Bibliograph

Framed as a terrorist, my 14-year struggle to prove my innocence, Mohammed Aamir Khan with Nandita Haksar

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Label

Framed as a terrorist, my 14-year struggle to prove my innocence, Mohammed Aamir Khan with Nandita Haksar

Language

eng

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Framed as a terrorist

Medium

electronic resource

Nature of contents

dictionaries

Responsibility statement

Mohammed Aamir Khan with Nandita Haksar

Sub title

my 14-year struggle to prove my innocence

Summary

Framed As a Terrorist is the harrowing and heart-rending narrative of an ordinary young Indian man, from the by-lanes of Old Delhi, who was kidnapped by the police, falsely accused of being a terrorist, framed and kept in jail for almost fourteen years. Released after a long and incredibly difficult legal battle, after surviving torture and solitary confinement, Mohammad Aamir Khan remains committed to the secular and democratic values that he grew up with. He refuses to be defeated, or to give up any of the dreams he has for himself, his family and the country that nearly destroyed him

Target audience

adult

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