New Delhi, Feb 4: The indefinite hunger strike by jailed Member of Parliament Engineer Rashid has entered its fifth day, sparking growing concerns over his rapidly deteriorating health. His younger son, Asrar Rashid, visited him in Tihar Jail and revealed in a social media post that his father has already lost five kilograms in just four days but remains resolute in his fight for justice.
As Engineer Rashid's protest intensifies, the Awami Ittihad Party (AIP) has strengthened its calls for his release. AIP's Chief Spokesperson, Inam Un Nabi, reaffirmed the party’s unwavering faith in India's judiciary and Constitution. "We firmly believe in the principles enshrined in the Indian Constitution and trust that justice will ultimately prevail. Engineer Rashid’s stand for democracy and truth is a testament to his indomitable spirit," he stated.
The "Release Er Rashid Campaign," recently launched by AIP, aims to mobilize support across the state, expose injustices, and amplify the grievances of the people. With Engineer Rashid’s health at low, the party continues to demand immediate attention to his condition while pressing for his unconditional release.
As the hunger strike prolongs, pressure mounts on authorities to address the concerns surrounding the detained MP’s well-being and the broader demand for justice. The question remains: Will justice be served before it’s too late?
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