A Sangathan for Constitutional Resistance
We don’t run campaigns.
We don’t raise awareness.
We file RTIs, write FIRs, fight PILs,
and take to the streets.
Led by Sheikh Arsalan Ullah Chishti (a.k.a Arsalan Azad), we fight caste, queerphobia, class war, police excess, and legal erasure using the Constitution, not conferences.
This is not an organisation.
This is an oath, operationalised.
What We Fight For – 11 Fronts of Resistance
Our sangathan does not “stand in solidarity.”
We intervene. Legally. Tactically. Publicly.
1. Caste Atrocity & Police Complicity
Law: Article 15 / SC-ST (PoA) Act
Description:
We intervene in cases where police refuse to register FIRs under the Atrocities Act, protect dominant-caste perpetrators, or tamper with witness statements. We document, escalate, and file.
2. Gender-Neutral Sexual Violence Law
Law: Article 14 / BNS Section 63
Description:
India’s current law excludes male, queer, and trans survivors from filing rape complaints. We are building legal precedent and public cases to force gender-inclusive reform.
3. FIR Fabrication & UAPA Misuse
Law: Article 22 / BNSS
Description:
We track fake FIRs, preventive detentions, and misuse of UAPA and NSA to suppress dissent. Every wrongful arrest is archived and legally challenged.
4. Forced Demolitions & Land Grabs
Law: Article 300A
Description:
Basti demolitions, waqf land reclassification, Dalit land seizure all violate constitutional protection of property. We document, resist, and move to stay orders.
5. Custodial Deaths & Sexual Torture
Law: Article 21
Description:
We monitor and intervene in custodial violence cases, especially where survivors are denied medical, legal, or gender-appropriate treatment often resulting in death or permanent harm.
6. Public Data Denial
Law: RTI Act 2005
Description:
We file RTIs for water, waste, education, law enforcement, and welfare access — and expose every bureaucratic refusal to disclose. Our archive powers petitions and protest.
7. Protest Law & Sedition
Law: Article 19(1)(a)
Description:
We train citizens on how to legally protect themselves during protests, challenge Sec. 144 misuse, and prepare bail kits for sedition and unlawful assembly charges.
8. PILs & Legal Weaponisation
Law: Article 32 / 226
Description:
We draft public interest litigations for queer, Dalit, and independent communities excluded from legal protection. We build the petition from the street, not the seminar room.
9. Religious Profiling & Institutional Bias
Law: Articles 25–26
Description:
Muslim, Christian, and minoritised communities are being profiled through police, demolition, and educational discrimination. We counter this via RTI, constitutional remedy, and community defense.
10. Legalisation of Cannabis & Anti-Carceral Reform
Law: NDPS Act / Article 21
Description:
We challenge casteist incarceration patterns in cannabis-related arrests. Our campaign demands full decriminalisation and reparative policy, especially for Adivasi, Bahujan, and queer accused.
11. Independent Electoral Access & Queer Bahujan Candidacy
Law: Representation Acts
Description:
We campaign for reservation, anti-corporate regulation, and ballot access for non-party, queer and caste-oppressed candidates — beginning with Vidhan Sabha 2025 cycles.
We Are:
Students. Survivors. Workers. Queers. Advocates. Artists. Domestic workers, undertrials, dropouts, translators, political orphans.
People the census forgot and the parties erased.
What We Do:
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File RTIs, track PILs, and archive injustice
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Build protest SOPs and jail manuals
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Train Mandals in BNSS, FIR law, caste + queer survival tools
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Drop posters, file bail, and fight from rooftops
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Distribute Pathgranths in classrooms, courts, and bastis
2025 Delhi Vidhan Sabha Manifesto
This Manifesto list was submitted to the Election Commision Of India on 16th January 2025 by Sheikh Arsalan Ullah Chishti for his independent MLA elections resulting to 270 votes in Okhla Vidhan Sabha.
Cultural and Social Development
- De-Ghettoization and Social Integration Policies
- Bahujan and Queer Cultural Heritage Protection
- Revamp Sports and Youth development frameworks
Law and Order
- Police Reforms and Accountability
- Community Policing Initiatives
- Public Safety and Emergency Response Improvements
- Zero Tolerance for Gender-Based Violence
Gender Equality
- Equal Representation and Leadership
- Gender-Neutral Laws and Legal Protections
- Economic Empowerment of Women
- Health and Welfare Support
Governance and Accountability
- Blockchain-Based Governance for Processes and Transactions
- National Data Transparency Program
- Whistleblower Protection Act
Economic Reforms and Welfare
- Reforms in Reservation Policies for Marginalized Communities
- Employment Reforms and Labor Rights
- Environmental Projects and Revamp Basic Utilities
- Universal Basic Income (UBI) Scheme
Social Justice and Legal Reforms
- Gender-Neutral Legal Framework
- Reform of Sexual Assault and Rape Laws
- Strengthened Anti-Discrimination Laws
Drug Policy Reform
- Marijuana and Rare Plant Legalization
- Decriminalization and Rehabilitation
- Cultivation and Economic Impact
Media and Freedom of Speech
- Protection of Journalists and Free Press
- Freedom of Speech and Expression Safeguards
- Delinking Media and Politics
- Combating Fake News and Misinformation
Environmental and Climate Justice
- Reforestation and Green Infrastructure
- Water Conservation and Management
- Renewable Energy and Decentralized Power
- Pollution Control and Waste Management
Industry and Employment
- Inclusive Industrial Policies
- Job Creation Through Public Projects
- Entrepreneurship and Small Business Support
- Industrial Zoning and Environmental Regulations
Digital Governance
- Blockchain in Governance
- Data Privacy Measures
- Digital Infrastructure Expansion
Agricultural and Rural Development
- Sustainable Agriculture Policies
- Minimum Support Price (MSP) and Market Reforms
- Water and Irrigation Reforms
- Rural Connectivity and Digital Empowerment