Devangana Kalita, Safoora Zargar and Natasha Narwal met up properly, and outside prison, for the first time ever. Their photo together is all sorts of “hope,” netizens say.

Safoora Zargar offered to donate breast milk to a 1-day-old baby who lost her mother due to COVID.

Zargar is required to furnish a personal bond of 10,000 rupees. She cannot leave Delhi without permission.

“The incarceration of these activists is a violation of their right to fair and unbiased treatment at the hands of the justice system,” the letter reads.

But your name is Neha, how could you be a Muslim? They would ask me.

If the Sadhvi indeed struggled with critical health complications while in jail, how can those moved by her plight approve of other women enduring similar fate?

Zargar, a MPhil student of Jamia Millia Islamia University, is 21 weeks pregnant and currently lodged in Tihar jail under judicial custody in the case

The arrested students are founding members of Pinjra Tod, a collective group of women activists in the Delhi. 

The online harassment that Safoora is continuously facing is disturbing not only for activists but for women generally who always have an opinion and speak or write about it on social media.

Women face rape threats, get asked for nudes, shamed for their bodies, served lewd comments on such a regular basis that it has become a part and parcel of our online lives.