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Notes I 287
Recent Election Results;' May 24, 2011, available at http://
kafila.org120 111051241 end-of-the-Iefr-in-india-statementafrer-recent-e1ection-resultsl.
The statement was signed by Jairus
Banaji, Sukumar Muralidharan, Dilip Simeon, Satya Sivaraman,
and Rohini Hensman, and endorsed by twenty-four others.
9. The Andhra Pradesh Civil Liberties Committee, like other
similar regional organizations, had a genealogical link to the
People's Union for Civil Liberties founded by JP in 1976. intended
as nonpartisan and without specific political ideology. It later
split into the People's Union for Civil Liberties and the People's
Union for Democratic Rights, of which the former was more reformist,
seeking redress within the system, while the latter called
for a more radical, systemic transformation.
10. Kandalla Balagopal, "Developing Destruction;' editorial.
special issue, Human Rights Bulletin, 2009, available at http://
balagopal.org! ?p=729.
11. Nivedita Menon, "Saluting a Revolutionary;' October
11, 2009, available at http://kafila.org12009/10/11/
saluting-a-revolutionary-jinee-Iokaneeta.
12. Kandalla Balagopal, "Reflections on Violence and Nonviolence
in Political Movements in India;' January 26. 2009, available
at http://www.sacw.net/articlel I69.html.
13. Ibid.
14. Kandalla Balagopal, "Political Violence and Human
Rights: The Case of the Naxalite Movement in A.P.;' Voicesfor
Chtmge 2, no. 3 (1998). The passage continues, "Which includes
the need of positive discrimination by the authority oflaw in favour
of the disadvantaged, eliminate all arbitrariness of authority,
and free society totally from oppressive forms of social, political
and economic power."