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Poem from the Anda Cell: I Refused to Die

The sad thing is that They dont know how to make me die Imprisoned in the Nagpur Central Jails notorious Anda Cell is a professor trapped in a wheelchair. Diagnosed with permanent post-polio paralysis of the legs, he is 90% disabled, and needs help to perform necessary bodily functions. Additionally, he has high blood pressure, spinal pain and a heart problem. Professor G N Sai Baba of Delhi University was convicted in March 2017 under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act for having links with Maoists, and sentenced to life imprisonment by a sessions court in Gadchiroli. You can read more about Professor Saibaba and the case in the Related Links alongside. From the Anda Cell, Professor Saibaba sent his wife Vasantha Kumari a series of poems, the first of which is published here: I REFUSED TO DIE When I refused to die my chains were loosened I came out Into the vast meadows Smiling at the leaves of grass My smile caused intolerance in them I was shackled again Again, when I refused to die tired of my life my captors released me I walked out into the lush green valleys under the rising sun smiling at the tossing blades of grass Infuriated by my undying smile They captured me again I still stubbornly refuse to die The sad thing is that They dont know how to make me die Because I love so much The sounds of growing grass

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