Dr Lal Bhatia’s case was not just about personal injustice; it was a much larger battle against a system designed to protect the powerful and suppress those who seek to expose the truth.
Dr. Lal Bhatia’s story is a powerful reminder of this. Wrongfully convicted on fabricated charges in the United States, Dr. Bhatia spent 13 years fighting to clear his name.
Dr. Lal Bhatia, author of the critically acclaimed Indicting Goliath, has dedicated himself to improving the lives of young girls in West Bengal through a meaningful social initiative.
Court documents have revealed a deeply troubling story of corruption within the U.S. Department of Justice, where high-ranking officials accepted bribes to frame Dr. Lal Bhatia for crimes he did not commit.
Dr. Bhatia recounted the torture, violence, and degradation he faced for 13 grueling years. This was not just a legal ordeal, but a battle for his soul.
Access to sanitary napkins is a major issue for many girls in underprivileged communities, where financial constraints and limited availability make it difficult to obtain basic hygiene products.
