Rediff.com / by Jyoti Punwani

It’s been five days since Professor Shoma Sen, accused in the Elgar Parishad case, got bail from the Supreme Court, but she hasn’t managed to step out of Byculla Jail in central Mumbai. Nor has her daughter or husband been able to speak to her even on the phone, since they had finished their phone-call quota for last week before her bail order came.
Waiting to meet her mother, Koel Sen recalled the many frustrations she has experienced in the six years since her mother was suddenly arrested in June 2018. The 36-year-old independent film-maker spoke to Jyoti Punwani about how these years changed her.
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Also read:
▪ ‘Shoma Sen should have been released in October 2018’ (Rediff.com / Apr 2024)
▪ And he waits for Shoma Sen (Midday.com / May 2022)
▪ Part 1: ‘It is very difficult to see my mother like this’ (Rediff.com / May 2022)
▪ Part 2: When Your Mother Is In Prison… (Rediff.com / May 2022)