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In 1974, schoolteacher Malaya Ghosh was detained in the Lalbazar police lock-up for a long 64 days for the 'crime' of loving the people of her country. This book is not just a chro…
In 1974, schoolteacher Malaya Ghosh was detained in the Lalbazar police lock-up for a long 64 days for the 'crime' of loving the people of her country. This book is not just a chronological account of torture in police custody; it is also a testament to deep faith in humanity. Even after standing before police tyranny and being bloodied by torture, it is her belief and conviction that will have the final word—the people will speak. That is why, even after 37 years, this essay remains intensely relevant today.
