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1. Abdul Aziz Lokhandwala, Industrialist, Mumbai 2. Abhilasha Kumari, Researcher 3. Ahmad Rashid Sherwani, Hyderabad 4 Signatories: 1. Abdul Aziz Lokhandwala, Industrialist, Mumbai 2. Abhilasha Kumari, Researcher 3. Ahmad Rashid Sherwani, Hyderabad 4. AJ Jawad, Advocate, mediator, Chennai 5. Akbar Shaikh, Social activist, Sholapur 6. Amar Jesani, Medico Friends Circle, Mumbai 7. Amir Rizvi, Designer, Mumbai 8. Amita Joseph, Activist 9. Amitabh Mishra, Social Development Sector, Lucknow 10. Anand Patwardhan, Documentary film maker, Mumbai 11. Anil Dharker, Editor, columnist, writer, Mumbai 12. Anil Hebbar, Social Entrepreneur, Mumbai 13. Anil K Singh, Sansad, Delhi 14. Anil Trigunayat, Ambassador (rtd) 15. Anjum Rajabali, Screenwriter, Social Activist, Mumbai 16. Anurag Chaturvedi, journalist, Delhi 17. Anvar Rajan, Social activist, Pune 18. Anwar Hussain, Corporate executive, Mumbai 19. Arshad Alam, Columnist, educationist, Delhi 20. Askari Zaidi, Corporate Communications, Delhi 21. Bilal Khan, Social Activist, Mumbai 22. Bharti Sharma, Friends of Democracy, Mumbai 23. Cedric Prakash, Priest, Ahmedabad 24. Prof Chaman Lal, Rtd Prof JNU, Delhi 25. Charul Joshi, Political activist, Mumbai 26. Chayanika Shah, Queer Feminist Researcher, Mumbai 27. Chhaya Datar, retd professor, feminist activist, Mumbai 28. Danish Javed, Lyricist, writer, producer, Mumbai 29. Dilip D’Souza, Writer, Mumbai 30. Dilip Simeon, Historian, Delhi 31. Dolphy D’Souza, Police Reforms Watch, Mumbai 32. Fahad Ahmad, PhD Scholar, TISS, Mumbai 33. Feroz Abbas Khan, Writer-director, Mumbai 34. Feroze Mithiborwala, President, Bharat Bachao Andolan, Mumbai 35. Gauhar Raza, Anhad, Delhi 36. Gautam Mody, Trade unionist and activist 37. Ghulam Mohiuddin, Physician, PIO, New York 38. Guddi, S.L., Yusuf Meherali Centre, Mumbai 39. Hasan Ibrahim Pasha, Writer, Allahabad 40. Hasan Kamaal, Editor, columnist, poet, Mumbai 41. Hasina Khan, Bebaak Collective, Mumbai 42. Henri Tiphagne, Advocate and human rights defender, Chennai 43. Hussain Haidri, Lyricist, Mumbai 44. Hussain Indorewala, Academic, Mumbai 45. Jamsheed Rizwani, Sete, France 46. Jatin Desai, Journalist, social activist, Mumbai 47. Javed Akhtar, Poet, films, former MP, Mumbai 48. Javed Anand, Indian Muslims for Secular Democracy (IMSD), Mumbai 49. John Dayal, Writer, activist, Delhi 50. Joycia Thorat, Ecumenical Activist 51. J.S. Bandukwala, Social Activist, Vadodara 52. Julio F Ribeiro, IPS (retired), Mumbai 53. Jyoti Punwani, Journalist, Mumbai 54. Kabir Khan, Director, Mumbai 55. Dr Kamal Chenoy, Rtd Prof JNU, Delhi 56. Kamayani Bali Mahabal 57. Dr K L Sharma, University of Rajasthan 58. Kasim Sait, Businessman, Chennai 59. Kavita Srivastava, Civil liberties & human rights activist, Jaipur 60. Kirtika Singh, Advocate, Allahabad High Court 61. Kishore Jagtap, Dalit activist, Mumbai 62. Krishnakant Chauhan, Environmentalist and Activist 63. Krishnaswamy Kumar, Rtd Prof, Coimbatore 64. Lalita Ramdas, Social activist, Raigad 65. Lara Jesani, Advocate, Bombay High Court, Mumbai 66. Admiral L. Ramdas, retd Chief of Indian Navy, Raigad 67. Mallika Sarabhai, Theatre personality, Ahmedadad 68. Masooma Ranalvi, Co-Founder, India Lead|WeSpeakOut, Delhi 69. Medha Patkar, National Alliance of People's Movements 70. Mihir Desai, Senior advocate, Bombay High Court 71. Mohammed Arif, Social activist, Varanasi 72. Mohammed Imran, Delhi/New York 73. Dr Mridula Mukherjee, Rtd Prof JNU, Delhi 74. Mukta Srivastav, Social Activist, Thane 75. Muniza Khan, Social activist, Varanasi 76. Mushfiq Khan, Film maker, Mumbai 77. Nandan Maluste, Finance, Mumbai 78. Nandita Bhawnani, Writer, Mumbai 79. Nandita Shah, Feminist activist, Mumbai 80. Naseeruddin Shah, Actor, Mumbai 81. Nasreen Fazalbhoy, Professor (retired), Mumbai 82. Niraja Jayal, JNU, Delhi 83. Nityanand Jayaraman, writer and social activist 84. Noorhehan Safia Niyaz, Bhartiya Muslim Mahila Andolan, Mumbai 85. Pramod Mujumdar, Social Activist, Mumbai 86. Prashant Bhushan, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court, Delhi 87. Qaisar Sultana, Home-maker, Allahabad 88. Dr Ram Puniyani, Author, social activist, Mumbai 89. Dr Ramesh Dixit, Rtd Prof Lucknow University, Lucknow 90. Rohit Prajapati, Environmentalist and human rights defender, Vadodara 91. Rukmini Sen, Journalist, Mumbai 92. Sabah Khan, Activist, Mumbai 93. Sachidanand Sinha, JNU, Delhi 94. Salim Sabuwala, Social activist, Mumbai 95. Sandeep Pandey, Academic, social activist, Lucknow 96. Sandhya Gokhale, Feminist activist, Mumbai 97. Prof. Sanjay MG, National Convenor, National Alliance of People's Movements, Thane 98. Dr Satya Mohanty, former Secretary, Govt of India 99. Shabana Azmi, Actor, former MP, Mumbai 100. Prof. Shafaat Khan, Marathi Playwright 101. Shameela Zaidi, HR Manager, Mumbai 102. Shikha Sen, Documentary editor 103. Dr Saif Mahmood, Advocate, Supreme Court, Delhi 104. Sajal Mittra, Rtd IAS 105. Selvyn Jussy, University of Calcutta, Kolkata 106. Shama Zaidi, Writer, documentary film maker, Mumbai 107. Shabnam Hashmi, Anhad, Delhi 108. Dr Shahnawaz, Physician, Sultanpur 109. Sitaram Prasad Singh, Theatre artist 110. S N Sahu, former OSD to President of India 111. Simantini Dhuru, Educationist, Mumbai 112. Sohail Hashmi, Writer, film maker, Delhi 113. Subhash Gatade, New Socialist Initiative, Delhi 114. Sucheta Mahajan, Professor JNU, Delhi 115. Sujata Gotaskar, Feminist activist and researcher, Mumbai 116. Sukla Sen, Peace Activist, Mumbai 117. Sumedh Jadhav, President, Republican Panther, Mumbai 118. Suresh Sawant, President, Samvidhan Sanvardhan Samiti 119. Sultan Shahin, Editor, New Age Islam, Delhi 120. Dr Sunilam, Leader farmers & workers movement, Indore 121. Dr. Suresh Khairnar, Social Activist, Nagpur 122. Swara Bhaskar, Actor, Mumbai 123. Swatija M. Paranjape, Feminist activist, Mumbai 124. Prof. Tahir Mahmood, Legal luminary, Delhi 125. Dr Tarannum Siddiqui, Jamia Millia Islamia, Dehi 126. Teesta Setalvad, Citizens for Justice and Peace, Mumbai 127. T.K. Arun, Consulting editor, The Economic Times 128. Tushar Gandhi, Writer, activist, Mumbai 129. Ujjwala Mhatre, Mumbai 130. Prof Vasanthi Raman, Delhi 131. Veena Gowda, Advocate, Mumbai 132. Vibhuti Narain Rai, IPS (retired), Noida 133. Vimla Chand, Consumer advocate 134. Vijay Krishna Acharya, Director, Mumbai 135. Vishwas Utagi, Economist & Trade Union Leader, Mumbai 136. Yoginder Yadav, Political Activist, academic, Delhi 137. Dr. Zaheer Ahmed Sayeed, neuro-surgeon, Chennai 138. Zaman Ali, Advocate 139. Zaman Habib TV Writer-producer, Mumbai 140. Zeenat Lakhani, Screenwriter, Mumbai 141. Zeeshan Ayub, Actor, Mumbai.
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