“What most symbolises the dark times that India is passing through is the epidemic of lynching. This is the subject of Abu Siddik’s brave and necessary book. He combines reportage, narrative, commentary, poetry and literature to weave an affecting portrait of the horror of these crimes, of criminal state complicity, and of the scale of fear and despair that lynching has stirred in the hearts and minds of Indian Muslims. Some of the most compelling sections of the book draw terrifying comparisons with Jim Crow’s America, of celebratory lynching of African American men that continued for six decades. Siddik’s is a cautionary tale of what India is today and what it can become.”
......Harsh Mander
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