Dr. Binayak Sen
Enemy or Friend
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This highly acclaimed book brings out the long struggle of Dr. Binayak Sen in the fields of health care and protection of human rights. Dr. Sen slogged for the poor tribals in Chhattisgarh. The state government considers him an enemy and has charged him with sedition. The people of that region consider him their best friend. As a doctor, he has brought relief to thousands of men, women, and children. As the Secretary of the People's Union for Civil Liberties (PUCL), he has exposed the atrocities of the police and state-sponsored peace force, Salwa Judum, against the innocent masses. These mach...
This highly acclaimed book brings out the long struggle of Dr. Binayak Sen in the fields of health care and protection of human rights. Dr. Sen slogged for the poor tribals in Chhattisgarh. The state government considers him an enemy and has charged him with sedition. The people of that region consider him their best friend. As a doctor, he has brought relief to thousands of men, women, and children. As the Secretary of the People's Union for Civil Liberties (PUCL), he has exposed the atrocities of the police and state-sponsored peace force, Salwa Judum, against the innocent masses. These machinations were designed to displace those poor people from their habitat. The idea was to enable the influential corporate firms to tap the mineral wealth of that region. The noble doctor has been dubbed as "Maoist Courier" and convicted on flimsy grounds. Nevertheless, he has also been honoured with international awards in the USA and South Korea for his work. The government of Chhattisgarh continues to pursue baseless cases against him. This book presents the noble doctor in true perspective and tries to present the truth before the entire world. It proves that Dr. Sen is a friend and not an enemy of the masses. This book was written after a lot of research. The authors opine that Dr. Binayak Sen's acquittal might herald a new era in India. Read this book to welcome that era...
