Lhendup G Bhutia
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The Indian criminal justice sytem is like the market for garbage, where innocence and guilt can be bought and sold like polyurethane bags. This is how Abdul, the main character of Katherine Boo’s book on living and dying in a Mumbai slum, makes sense of his tragic life. An extract
A story of how an innocent is jailed becomes an unyielding critique on the prison system. Watch it in horror.