The writer is a senior journalist, author, publisher, maker of documentary films and music videos, and an occasional teacher. He is the only citizen of India against whom Adani’s lawyers have instituted six cases of defamation in various courts of law, five in Gujarat and one in Rajasthan, that are currently under adjudication. He is also the only Indian journalist named in the first Hindenburg Research report on Adani.
For more than two decades, Suri was a constant presence in our lives: a comrade, a political ally and a dear friend to our family. Today we mourn him, and we honour
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