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Sharmila's case as with several other hunger strikers the Indian Government invoked IPC 309 attempt to commit suicide and used either to tie the hunger striker down and feed them by hand holding the mouth open after beating them first to soften them up or they would use naso-gastric intubation. In her case they used naso-gastric intubation. IPC 309 has now been removed so a hunger strike could not now lawfully be stopped in India and would be difficult to maintain for very long before the body consumed itself and the person died of multiple organ failure or survived but with limited brain function. If people understand that she followed the satyagraha tradition of the Mahatma Gandhi offering non-violent non-cooperation and hunger fast to oppose an unjust law then it is accurate. Gandhi-ji was inspired by both eastern and western non-violent opposition to shame the unjust into reconsidering their position. The Irish Poet W B Yeats wrote a play on this form of protest. But if people rely on wiki for their education then confusion most likely will remain. Second your question seems to come from a political and nationalist bias. Political questions cannot be resolve by facts. They are more like religious beliefs. In that sense it is irrelevant what a wiki article states about the campaign to remove the AFSPA from India.
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Supreme court directives. He took the argument to the judicial magistrate first class Imphal East who refused to allow the motion to dismiss. He then appealed to the Chief Judicial Magistrate Imphal East who also stated that there were grounds for trial. Finally he took the case to the District & Sessions Court which in August ruled that he wasn't going to look at the legal arguments because in the charge sheet filed by the police no evidence had been supplied. He did rule out double jeopardy though. Then you weren't the only people to become confused. The Government of Manipur appealed to the High Court because they wished to rearrest Sharmila and were not sure if the District & Sessions Court Judgement actually prevented that. The High Court of Manipur stayed the verdict of the District & Sessions Court and awaits deliberations of counsels prosecution and defence.
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eating is impossible even for an obese person, or for a hibernating groundhog for that matter. So 10 years of not eating is just ridiculous, especially for a lean person. Please rewrite this article completely to preserve the respectability of wikipedia.
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