00:00I don't know what to do with myself.
00:08I don't know what to do with myself.
00:15I don't know what to do with myself.
00:30I don't know what to do with myself.
00:35I don't know what to do with myself.
00:51I am very sad.
00:53I have to eat breakfast.
00:55I have to eat breakfast.
00:57I have to eat breakfast.
00:59I have to eat breakfast.
01:01I have to eat breakfast.
01:03I closed the doors of the bus.
01:09Then in the afternoon, I sat on the bus.
01:15In the afternoon, I sat on the bus.
01:20Then I entered the house by the mountain.
01:29I have been living here for four days now.
01:31I have been living here for four days now.
02:29They didn't tell me what my fault was and why I should go.
02:32They didn't give me any answers.
02:34They threatened me.
02:35They told me to wear my clothes and come with them.
02:37They kept us in the office.
02:39Then they wrote a statement.
02:41They wrote it themselves.
02:43That I am Isha, I have come from Bangladesh.
02:46My name is Kismat.
02:47My father's name is Mukhtar Ali.
02:50They wrote it themselves.
02:52They wrote a statement and asked for my signature.
02:55I won't sign it.
02:57I didn't sign it.
02:59Then they threatened me.
03:02Forcibly.
03:04They forced me to sign it.
03:12The water was dirty.
03:14I couldn't sleep at night.
03:16There was a small space.
03:18It was about 1.5-2 feet.
03:20The convicts had huge beds.
03:25Detainees who are inside detention,
03:28they do not have the right to parole.
03:30The jail manual is not applied on them.
03:33You don't have the right to minimum wage.
03:36Generally, you are given wage work.
03:39Even if you are convicted of murder,
03:43you will be given wage work.
03:56They will ask,
03:57what is the age of your father, 1966?
03:59When did he get married?
04:00When did he die?
04:01If you say that my father died 10 years ago,
04:04he might have died 15 years ago also.
04:06Then they will say,
04:07you didn't give a correct statement,
04:10so your evidence is not reliable.
04:25Why should everyone be treated equally?
04:33You see, even our constitution
04:36says that everyone should be treated equally.
04:42Everyone should be considered equally in the eye of law.
04:46It doesn't say that justice should be confined only to citizenship.
04:52That is there in the very beginning of the constitution.
04:56And I think the people at that time
04:59were more humane in outlook.
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