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'I lost much more than 10 years I spent in jail': G N Saibaba | Long Reads News - Vimarsana News

'I lost much more than 10 years I spent in jail': G N Saibaba | Long Reads News

Acquitted after 10 years in jail under UAPA, former Delhi University Assistant Professor G N Saibaba looks back on life in 'hell': from classes in Nagpur's Anda Cell to letters to his daughter, from his wife's resolve to a mother who died broken, and a lifetime's work that's 'gone'

'Was sure I would be cleared of all charges': Acquitted after decade in jail, ex-journalist ponders future | India News - Vimarsana News

'Was sure I would be cleared of all charges': Acquitted after decade in jail, ex-journalist ponders future | India News

An IIT-BHU alumnus and engineer by training, Rahi has had three stints in prison between 2007 and 2024. He had been booked in two cases, spent over a decade in jail, and has now been cleared of all charges in both.

'Well-reasoned judgment': Supreme Court rejects plea to stay Saibaba's acquittal | Latest News India - Vimarsana News

'Well-reasoned judgment': Supreme Court rejects plea to stay Saibaba's acquittal | Latest News India

The court said that the acquittal order is “well-reasoned” and that the “presumption of innocence gets fortified” after an exoneration | Latest News India

GN Saibaba release: SC dismisses Maharashtra govt petition to stay acquittal - Vimarsana News

GN Saibaba release: SC dismisses Maharashtra govt petition to stay acquittal

Former Delhi University professor GN Saibaba was recently acquitted from the UAPA case.

"I Don't Know How I Survived" - Vimarsana News

"I Don't Know How I Survived"

Professor G. N. Saibaba says the reality of being free is yet to sink in