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Statement of Solidarity for Hyderabad Central University from UK(1) Statement of Solidarity for Hyderabad Central University from UK-based academics We, the undersigned, who are UK-based concerned scholars, express our deep dismay over the police brutality directed at students and faculty members of Hyderabad Central University, starting on March 22, 2016. We are alarmed that students and staff calling for justice at the University have had charges pressed against them, have been disappeared from the campus, and that there are reports of assaults on them in custody. We condemn the police presence on campus, the authorities’ denial of water, electricity, and food to those remaining in student accommodation, and the brutal attack on a PhD scholar for cooking in University premises. These actions, coming in the aftermath of events culminating in the suicide of a Dalit scholar Rohith Vemula, constitute a severe assault on democratic rights of free expression and thought, assembly and association. They go against the very purpose of universities as places for critical thinking, and damage the international reputation of HCU. As scholars who admire the work of many academic colleagues and alumni at HCU, we are concerned that HCU seems to be fast descending into a campus of unrestrained repression of dissenting voices among students and staff. We urge the Vice Chancellor and other University authorities to get rid of the police on campus, to protect its students and staff who have been held in custody and have had charges pressed against them, to bring normalcy to campus, and to assure its staff and students that their freedoms, dignity and rights will always be respected. 1. Dr. Subir Sinha, SOAS, University of London 2. Dr. Rashmi Varma, University of Warwick 3. Dr. Alpa Shah, LSE 4. Dr. Jens Lerche, SOAS, University of London 5. Dr. Navtej Purewal, SOAS, University of London 6. Dr. Alessandra Mezzadri, SOAS, University of London 7. Dr. Kalpana Wilson, LSE 8. Prof. Phiroze Vasunia, University College London 9. Dr. Sarah Hodges, University of Warwick 10. Judith Heyer, University of Oxford 11. Dr. Leena Kumarappan, London Metropolitan University 12. Dr. Meeta Rani Jha, London Metropolitan University 13. Somak Biswas, doctoral student, University of Warwick 14. Dr. Lars Peter Laamann, SOAS, University of London 15. Prof. G K Bhambra, University of Warwick 16. Prof. Alfredo Saad Filho, Professor, SOAS, University of London 17. Prof. Mary Kaldor, LSE 18. Prof. Chandak Sengoopta, Birkbeck, University of London 19. Prof. Ben Rogaly, University of Sussex 20. Dr. Paolo Novak, SOAS, University of London 21. Dr. Feyzi Ismail, SOAS, University of London 22. Shreya Sinha, doctoral student, SOAS, University of London 23. Lisa Tilley, University of Warwick 24. Dr. Nicola Pratt, University of Warwick 25. Prof. Venkatesh Chakravarthy, Michigan State University 26. Kanchana N Ruwanpura, University of Edinburgh 27. Aravinda Meera Guntupalli, Open University 28. Prof. Gerhard Kling, SOAS, University of London 29. Antonia Salib, University of Warwick 30. Krittika Bhattacharjee, University of Edinburgh 31. Gladwin Emmanuel 32. Dr. Veli Yadirgi, SOAS, University of London 33. Dr. Thomas Marois, SOAS, University of London 34. Eleanor Higgs, doctoral student, SOAS, University of London 35. Radhika Govinda, University of Edinburgh 36. Aaron Vansintjan, Birkbeck, University of London 37. Barclay Lane, University of Warwick 38. Mathijs Lucassen, Open University 39. Oyndrila Sarkar, doctoral student, University of Heidelberg 40. Ritanjan Das, University of Portsmouth 41. Aditya Ray, Queen Mary University of London 42. Siobhan McGrath, Durham 43. J Jamie 44. Zakia Salime, Rutgers University 45. Prof. Upamanyu Pablo Mukherjee, University of Warwick 46. Prof. Pasquale Scaramozzino, SOAS, University of London 47. Prof. Barbara Harriss-White, University of Oxford 48. Prof. David Graeber, LSE 49. Ioana Cerasella, University of Birmingham 50. Niyati Sharma, doctoral student, Oxford University 51. Mazen Masri, City University of London 52. John Garrett, American University, Washington DC 53. Yasser Shams Khan, University of Oxford 54. Javed Wani, doctoral student, Royal Holloway 55. Isabelle Guerin, IRD-Cessma, France 56. Prof. Susan Himmelweit, Open University 57. Krithika Srinivasan , University of Exeter 58. Tahoora 59. Dr. Nikita Sud, University of Oxford 60. Baisali Mohanty, University of Oxford 61. Aashique Iqbal, doctoral student, University of Oxford 62. Devanshi Chanchani, University of East Anglia 63. Dr. Laura Bear, LSE 64. Dr. Rahul Rao, SOAS, University of London 65. Dr. Liam Campling, Queen Mary University of London 66. Sean Grover-Richards 67. 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Indrani Karmakar, University of York 113. Dr. Nicole Thiara, Nottingham Trent University 114. Prof. Arun Mukherjee, York University, Canada 115. Ravichandran 116. Prof. Alok Mukherjee, Ryerson University, Canada 117. Dr. Julie Mullaney, Manchester Metropolitan University 118. Prof. Nitya Rao, University of East Anglia 119. Prof. Roger Jeffery, University of Edinburgh 120. Dr. Doyeeta Majumder, University of Edinburgh 121. Dr. Dorota Goluch, University of Cardiff 122. Dr. Eda Ulus, University of Leicester 123. Judith Misrahi-Barak, Universite Paul-Valery Montpellier 3, France 124. Dr. Caroline Osella, SOAS, University of London 125. Dr. Tim Pringle, SOAS, University of London 126. Priya 127. Dr. Satoshi Miyamura, SOAS, University of London 128. Dr. Letizia Alterno, University of Manchester 129. Akanksha Mehta, doctoral student, SOAS, University of London 130. Jayesha Koushik, Hindu College, University of Delhi 131. Dr. Eleanor Newbigin, SOAS, University of London 132. 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