Guest Post by students, faculty and alumni of Oxford University, UK
We, the undersigned members and alumni of the University of Oxford, stand firmly in solidarity with fellow students, teachers and scholars at the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU). We condemn the ongoing persecution of the student community in JNU, in particular the arrest of JNU Students Union (JNUSU) president Kanhaiya Kumar under sedition charges. We protest the use of institutional and state machinery to stifle dissent on campuses, and the attempt to persecute those whose views do not conform to the narrow narratives of ‘nationalism’, ‘nationhood’ and ‘Indian culture’ promoted and endorsed by the ruling party. We view the crackdown in JNU in a continuum with the use of state machinery to clamp down on dissenting views and ideologies on campuses, most prominently at the FTII, Jadavpur University, IIT-Madras and the University of Hyderabad (UoH). We would like to point out that it was a similar witchhunt, backed by state authority, that led to the suicide of Dalit scholar and student leader of the Ambedkar Students’ Association, Rohith Vemula. We also stand in solidarity with the ongoing rally hunger strike at UoH and the struggles of the Joint Action Committee for Social Justice, demanding justice for Rohith Vemula.
We are concerned that sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) have been used to criminalise dissent. University campuses are meant to provide spaces for deliberation and even disagreement; the abuse of the law in order to stifle students’ voices is indicative of an authoritarian state’s attempts to ideologically capture the university space. Further, we believe that Section 124-A of the IPC, which codifies the law on sedition, is fundamentally anachronistic to a democratic state. Even so, for a charge of sedition to be made out, the law requires that violence must necessarily follow subversive speech, which is conspicuously absent in this case.
We are distressed by reported violence targeting students, professors and journalists on the premises of the Patiala House Court, both inside and outside the courtroom, on February 15 and 17, 2016. We urge all responsible parties, including the police and court personnel, to fulfill their constitutional duty in ensuring a fair and secure trial. That this happened under the silent watch of the police and other authorities, is indicative of their complicity. We are also concerned about the profiling and vilification of certain students by sections of the media; for instance, the irresponsible media reportage on JNU student Umar Khalid is a grave point of concern.
We condemn the continued police presence in the JNU campus. We appeal to the government and police to understand us, first, as a broad spectrum of students, who believe in different ideologies, but come together to demand the right to hold these independent beliefs without the threat of state sanctioned violence. We believe that the idea of India, as a multifarious nation, cannot and must not be held ransom by the hyper-nationalism of a particular group. Protecting the university space, where the critical spirit of questioning is nurtured, must remain of utmost importance to any democratic state. These events have, in effect, become a vicious attack on more than just the freedom of
expression, speech and ideation guaranteed to us by the Constitution of India.
We admire JNU’s resilience, and we stand with JNU in this moment of crisis, as a mark of our commitment to the freedom of thought and action and in support of the freedom from fear — of the state, surveillance and pernicious political control.
Signed:
1.Umika Pidaparthy, MSc Social Science of the Internet, 2015-2016
2.Amrita Sengupta, MSc Social Science of the Internet, 2015-16
3.Deepa Kurup, MPhil candidate, Oxford Department of International Development
4.Baisali Mohanty, MSc Contemporary India, School of Interdisciplinary Area Studies
5.Jayesha M. Koushik, MPhil Development Studies, 2015-2017
6.Divya David, MSc Contemporary India, 2014-15
7.Yasser Shams Khan, DPhil English, 2015-2019
8.Mansi Sood, Bachelor of Civil Law, 2015-16
9.Gala Pouzanov, MPhil English Studies
10.Payaswini Tailor, MPhil Politics, Department of Politics and International Relations
11.Sanya Samtani, Bachelor of Civil Law, 2015-2016
12.Varun Ramesh, MSc. in Contemporary India, 2016
13.Natasha Maru, MPhil in Development Studies 2016
14.Padmini Gopal, MSc Contemporary India, 2016
15.Lipika Kamra, DPhil, Department of International Development
16.Sneha Krishnan, DPhil Development Studies, 2015
17.Tara Greig, DPhil in British History
18.Gabriella Crimi, MPhil in Development Studies, 2017
19.Kalyani Madhura Ramachandran, MPhil Anthropology, 2015
20.Onaiza Drabu, MSc Social Anthropology, 2016
21.Niyati Sharma, D.Phil English, 2014-2017
22.Rumi Pegu, MSc. in Contemporary India, 2015-16
23.Yussef Robinson, BA History and Politics
24.Jinal Dadiya, Bachelor of Civil Law 2015-16
25.Carl Ohman, MSc in Social Science of the Internet, 2015-2016
26.Sneha Menon, MPhil Economics, 2015
27.David Adler, MPhil Politics, 2017
28.Alice Lepeuple, MSc in Political Theory Research, 2015-2016
29.Gitanjali Keshava, Bachelor of Civil Law 2015-2016
30.Deniz Duru Aydin, MSc Candidate, 2015-16
31.Sonali Chowdhry, Candidate for MPhil Economics, 2015-2017
32.Harendar Neel, Bachelor of Civil Law, 2015-2016
33.Aisha Ahmad, MPhil Development Studies, 2017
34.Lakshmy Venkatesh, MSt Archaeology, 2016
35.Ashwin Menon, MSc Education, 2015-16
36.Challenger Mishra, D.Phil. in Theoretical Physics, 2011
37.Paris Zhao, Oxford Internet Institute, 2016
38.Prerna Bakshi, Msc Global Governance and Diplomacy
39.Anne Payne, MSt Global & Imperial History 2016
40.Amit Kumar, D.Phil Candidate Chemistry
41.Amba Uttara Kak, Bachelor of Civil Law, 2015-2016
42.L Molloy, DPhil Social Science of the Internet
43.Ashley Pople, MSc in Economics for Development, 2015-2016
44.Rebecca Byrnes, Bachelor of Civil Law, 2015-2016
45.Leo Boonzaier, DPhil (Law) student
46.Dr Rahul Gandhi, BSc (Neuroscience), MBChB, Member, Royal Australasian College of Physicians, Fulbright Awardee, MBA
University of Oxford 2015-16
47.Dr. Bhaskar Bhushan, DPhil Organic Chemistry, 2010-2014
48.Dr. Aakashi Bhatt, MSc Clinical Embryology, 2015-2016
49.Jose Ignacio Morales, Magister Juris, 2015-2016
50.Anisha Sharma, DPhil Economics, 2011-16
51.Jessica Glennie, MSc Environmental Change and Management, 2015
52.Shannon Philip, D.Phil International Development
53.Leonie Hoffmann, PPE, 2014
54.Mayanka Mukherji, MPhil in Visual, Material and Museum Anthropology, 2015
55.Seham Areff, MSc Global Governance and Diplomacy, 2015-2016
56.Tushar Menon, DPhil in Philosophy
57.Natalya Din-Kariuki, DPhil Candidate in English, 2013
58.Utkarsh Bhatnagar
59.Richa Sinha, ECM
60.Diptasri Basu, Master of Public Policy, Blavatnik School of Government, 2015-2016
61.Vimal Balasubramaniam, DPhil (Candidate), Said Business School
62.Subhashish Bhadra, M. Phil. In Economics
63.Teja Varma Pusapati, D.Phil Student in English
64.Neelakshi Tewari, M.Sc. Education, 2015
65.Fran Green-Armytage, Chemistry
66.Geetanjali Sharma
67.Rakesh Sharma, DPhil, 2009
68.Nikhil M. Pandhi, M.Phil Archeology
69.Julian Pohl, MPhil in Politics
70.Priyanka Mehra, MSc Contemporary India
71.Ria Kapoor, D.Phil History, 2015
72.Charlie Tyson, MSc History of Science, Medicine, and Technology, 2016
73.Ned Dostaler, MPhil Medical Anthropology, 2015
74.Deeksha Manchanda, Bachelor of Civil Law, 2013
75.Martin Pastor, Magister Juris, 2016
76.Garima Singh, MSc Environmental Change and Management, 2014-15
77.Andrew Wheeler, MSc in Economics for Development, 2016
78.Emile Rolland, Mst. Modern South Asian Studies Postgraduate
79.Marlena Valles, Bachelor of Civil Law, 2015-2016
80.Amogha Varsha, DPhil, 2010-14
81.Cannelle Gueguen-Teil, MPhil Development Studies, 2015-17
82.Gautam Bondada, D.Phil Archaeology, 2012-17
83.Faiza Rahman , Bachelor of Civil Law, 2015-16
84.Meghan Finn, Bachelor of Civil Law, 2015-16
85.Tyler Overton, MPhil Development Studies, 2015-16
86.Manish Kushwaha, D.Phil. Biochemistry, 2006-10
87.Aban Haq, MPhil Development Studies, 2015-17
88.Abhinav, Bachelor of Business Administration, 2012-15
89.Lakshmi Neelakantan, MSc Evidence-Based Social Intervention and Policy Evaluation, 2015-16
90.Devony Schmidt, MPhil European Politics & Society, 2014-2016
91.Ellie Marshall, MSc Social Science of the Internet, 2014-2015
92.Joseph Barrett, MPhil in Economic and Social History, 2017
93.Chetna Shrivastava, Bachelor of Civil Law, 2015-2016
94.Souktik Roy, BA-MMath, 2014
95.Sai Gourisankar, MSt Global and Imperial History, 2015
96.Kaushal Vidyarthee, MPhil in Development Studies, 2006-08
97.Andrea Wright, MSc Physics 2016
98.Debasmita Padhi, MSc Economics for Development, 2015-16
99.Rachael Midlen, MPhil Development Studies, 2014-2016
100.Pavithra Srinivasan, MSc Social Anthropology, 2013-14
101.Anders MÃ ̧ller, MPhil Development Studies, 2014-2016
102.Sana Moyeen, MPhil Development Studies, 2015-17
103.Byron Gray, M.Phil in Social Anthropology, 2012-2014
104.Prerna Bakshi, Msc. Global Governance and Diplomacy, 2015-16
105.Achas Burin, Dphil, 2015)
106.Vincent Wolff Zahner, Master of Public Policy, 2015-16
107.Arpita Varghese, MSc Global Governance and Diplomacy, 2015-16
108.Shreya Atrey, DPhil (Law), Bachelor of Civil Law, 2011-15
109.Garima Jaju, DPhil International Development, 2015-18
110.Soumya Mishra, DPhil International Development 2015
111.Vasudha Sharma, Bachelor of Civil Law, 2015-2016
112.Anshumali Nilesh, MSc Mathematics and Foundations of Computer Science, 2015-16
113.Abhilasha Joshi, DPhil Neuroscience, 2013-2017
114.Udit Bhatia, DPhil Political Theory, 2014- 17
115.Santanu Bhattacharya, Master of Public Policy, 2015-2016
116.Arindam Banerjee, Master of Public Policy, 2015-16
117.Faraz Janan, DPhil Engineering, 2014
118.Nicholas Letchford, DPhil Mathematics, 2013-2016
119.Sunniva Melhuus, MPhil Politics, 2014-16
120.Judith Dada, MSc Social Science of the Internet
121.Gayathri Balan, Master of Business Administration, 2015-2016
122.Dhruti Babariya, DPhil Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 2013-17
123.Tariq Parker, Msc Neuroscience, 2015-16
124.Richard Kendall, MPhil Classical Archaeology, 2014-16
125.Kayla Svoboda, MPhil in Development Studies, 2016
126.Josephine Mahony, DPhil Environmental Sciences, 2015-2019
127.HF Ryan DPhil Archaeology
128.Nicole Beardsworth MSc African Studies 2012/13
129.Eden Bailey, MSt Musicology, 2015-16
130.Shalmalee Ghate MPhil Development Studies, 2016-17
131.Anna Baird, Lit Hum BA, 2017
132.Md Adil Hossain, DPhil International Development, 2014
133.Min Zha, MSc Education, 2015
134.Ayush Ranjan, MSc. in Contemporary India, 2015-16
135.Indigo Hope Wilde, BFA Fine Art, 2014
136.Chandrashekar Madaiah, MSc Physics, 2002-2005
137.Arthur (Eirich), MPhil Social Anthropology, 2015-16
138.Matthew Eric Garret, MPhil 2015
139.Devanshi Shah, CS Exec, B.Com
140.Aneil Jaswal, DPhil Public Health, 2016
141.Shrochis Karki, DPhil International Development (2011-2015)
142.Vanshica Kant (M.St Global & Imperial History, 2013-14)
143.Ankita Pandey D. Phil Candidate
144.Sa’eed Husaini, DPhil International Development, 2015
145.Sahana Ghosh, MPhil Migration Studies, 2008-10
146.Aranyani Bhargav, Msc Contenporary India, 2009-10
147.Ayudh Reyaz , M.Arch , 2012-17
148.Shagun Gupta/MSc Global Governance and Diplomacy/2014-2015
149.Zakir Hossain Majumder, Grad Student (PhD), Interdisciplinary Humanities, University of California, Merced
150.Dhvani Mehta (Bachelor of Civil Law, 2010; M.Phil Law, 2011; D.Phil Candidate Law)
151.Bhumi Purohit, MSc Contemporary India 2014-2015
152.Akanksha Awal, D.Phil (Anthropology) 2014
153.Swati Janu, MSUD, 2013-15
154.Diwita Mathivanan; MA History 2015-Present
155.Ratika Yumnam, MSc Contemporary India 2013-2014
156.Gayeti Singh (Msc Contemporary South Asian Studies) (2009-10)
157.Ankana Das, MA English 2016
158.Mezna Qato (DPhil History)
159.NIRAD VIDROHI/MA DEVELOPMENT 2015-17
160.VRO Student 2014-2015
161.Gael Sirello, VRO BA PPE, 2014-2015
162.Sakshi, B.C.L. (2014-15)
163.James Nottage, BA History & Politics (2010), MSc Contemporary India (2014)
164.Lakshmee Sharma, MSc Social Anthropology 2014-15
165.Saurabh Mishra DPhil History (2005-08)
166.Fergus Peace, BPhil Philosophy 2015-7
167.Konpal Kaur Mphil archaeology 2015-17
168.Prerona Prasad, Modern History Department
169.Ilunga Mpyana, Master of Public Policy, 2015-2016
170.Abigail Desmond, MPhil Archaeology, 2015-2017
171.Jaskiran Chohan, MSc Latin American Studies, Latin America Centre, 2013-2014
172.Amaal Akhtar, Msc Contemporary India, 2014-15
173.Debasmita Deb, PhD student, Women’s Studies, 2013
174.Vanya Vaidehi Bhargav, D.Phil History, (2013-)
175.Anica Mann-Kapur, Mphil Classical Indian Religion, 2013-15
176.Lofred Madzou, MSc in Social Science of the Internet (2015-2016)
177.Arijeet Pal (Research Fellow, Theoretical Physics)
178.Raag Yadava (MPhil, Law, 2015-16)
179.Joe Hayns-Worthington Dphil Anthropology 2011-2016
180.Anisha Gururaj, MSc in Global Governance and Diplomacy, 2016.
181.Corinne Cattekwaad, Alumni (MSc in Social Science of the Internet) 2014 – 15
182.Jem Jones, CAAH Classics, 2013-16
183.Amar Sohal (DPhil. History, 2015-18)
184.Musab Younis, DPhil International Relations, 2013-16
185.Kiran Benipal, Literae Humaniores, 2018-19
186.Farheen Ahmed (BA, jurisprudence; 2014-17)
187.Dalia Gebrial, MSt. World Literatures, 2015-2016
188.Vivian Holmes, MMathPhil Mathematics & Philosophy 2013-17
189.Lucy Hirst, BA Classics 2014-2015
190.Aliya Yule, PPE, 2017
191.Priyanka deSouza MSc Environmental Change and Management 2013
192.Madeleine Norman, Classics, 2013-18
193.Tim Pfefferle, MSc Global Governance and Diplomacy, Department for International Development, 2016
194.T Khaitan, Bachelor of Civil Law, 2004
195.Jacob Armstrong BA English and Modern Language (GER), 2014
196.Mili Malde, Classics, BA Classics, 3rd year
197.Vinayak Uppal MSc. Economics for Development, 2009
198.Kate Tunstall, Faculty (Modern Languages)
199.Mihika Chatterjee, DPhil, 2015
200.Gil Chambers, Materials Science, Department of Materials, 1st
201.Arushi Garg, D Phil in Law,
202.Yasser Shams Khan, DPhil English, 2015-2019
203.Tanyah Hameed, MPhil Comparative Social Policy, Dept of Social Policy and Intervention
204.S Iravani, BA. English
205.David Bowe, DPhil, Medieval and Modern Languages
206.Nils Rochowicz, MPhil Economics 2015
207.Sachin Croker, BA English Language and literature, 2013
208.Nazmus Tareque, Bachelor of Civil Law, 2015-16
209.Nomfundo Ramalekana, Bachelor of Civil Law, 2015-2016
210.Kristin Grogan, DPhil English, 2014
211.Ananthi Al Ramiah, DPhil Experimental Psychology, 2009
212.Lindsay Lee (Master of Public Policy 2015)
213.Chi Chi Shi, MPhil. Political Theory, 2nd year
214.Ndjodi Ndeunyema (Bachelor of Civil Law) 2015/2016
215.Divyanshi Chugh (MSc. Comparative Social Policy, Department of Social Policy), Batch 2014-2015
216.Simukai Chigudu, DPhil in International Development, 2016
217.Felix Binder, DPhil Physics
218.Benjamin Abraham, DPhil Public Policy. year 1
219.Ela Naegele, MSc. Political Theory, 2014
220.Rebecca Dixon, MPhil in Development Studies 2012-2014
221.Namratha Rao, DPhil English 2015 – 2018
222.Arev Papazian, MPhil. Social Anthropology, 2015-2016
223.Sanchari Dutta, DPhil History, 2007
224.Aidan Hocking, MSt. Global and Imperial History, 2014-15
225.Geoffrey Yeung, Bachelor of Civil Law, 2016
226.Marc Shi Msc. Social Policy and Intervention
227.Bernard Soubry, M.Phil in Environmental Change and Management, 2015
228.Rui Barbosa (Research Assistant, Computer Science)
229.Kirti Mahapatra, Bachelor of Civil Law, 2012-13
230.Alba Kapoor BA History and Politics
231.Kate Nussenbaum, MSc. (Res) Experimental Psychology, 2017
232.Emily Blease, MPhil Anthropology
233.Simon-Chevarie-Cossette, DPhil. Philosophy, 2014
234.Max Harris, Bachelor of Civil Law and Master of Public Policy (2012-2014)
235.Samuel Demharter, DPhil Computer Science, 4th year
236.Swathi Swaminathan, MSc Psychological Research
237.Raphael Chaskalson, MSc in Economic and Social History, 2015/16
238.Ritika Tewari, MSc. Global Governance and Diplomacy, 2015
239.Sujit Thomas, MPhil Modern British and European History 2012-14
240.Ntokozo Qwabe (MSc. African Studies, 2016)
241.Eleonora Serra, MSt. Linguistics, year 2013-2014
242.Arwa Awan, Visiting Undergrad, History and Politics
243.Elizabeth Dann, BA, Medieval and Modern Languages, 3rd year
244.Marija Pantelic, DPhil Social Policy and Intervention, 2013
245.Vanessa Gerber [MSc Environmental Change & Management]
246.Jack Doyle, DPhil History, 2017
247.Prateek Jain (Masters of Business Administration, 2016)
248.Salmoli Choudhuri, Bachelor of Civil Law, 2015-16
249.Ms. Ranu Sinha, M.Phil in Geography and the Environment, Department of Geography and the Environment, October 2014 –
2016
250.Vindhya Srinivasamani, Bachelor of Civil Laws, 2012-13
251.Anirudh Mathur, BA Hons PPE, 2014
252.Anupama Kumar, Bachelor of Civil Law (2013-14) and MSt Archaeology (2014-15)
253.Alex Diwa, DPhil Clinical Medicine
254.Vikaran Khanna, DPhil. Physics, 2010
255.Matt Broomfield, BA English Language & Literature, 2015
256.Abhishek Bhattacharyya. B.A. English Language and Literature. Christ Church. Matriculation: 2009.
257.Ayyaz Mallick, MBiochem, Alumnus Oriel College
258.Sanober Umar, MSc Anthropology and International Development
259.Chandrika Prasad Verma, PhD., Centre of Social Medicine and Community Health JNU
260.Aditi Vyas, MSc. History of Science, Medicine and Technology, Wellcome Unit for the History of Medicine, 2007
261.Marisa Macari, DPhil Anthropology, 2013
262.Arbind K Chaudhary
263.Shruthi, History, First Year
264.Nora Bardelli, DPhil International Development, 2014
265.Richard Toppo MSc. Contemporary India 2013
266.Sarabe Chan (MA Poverty and Development, IDS) 2015-16
267.Alexandra Reza, MPhil. International Relations, 2015
268.Kalina Naidoo, Masters by Research in Psychiatry, Department of Psychiatry, 1st Year.
269.Drasko Kascelan, MSc Applied Linguistics and Second Language Acquisition, Department of Education, 2014
270.Jess Rahman MSt Women’s Studies
271.Ryan Daniels, DPhil Zoology, 2015
272.Kate Stewart, BA English, 2nd Year
273.Madalina Ciocanu, Anthropology, 2017
274.charlotte Linton, Mphil Visual, Material and Museum Anthropology, 2016
275.Rosie Fraser BA Spanish and Portuguese First Year
276.Nils Karl Reimer, MSc in Psychological Research, 2014
277.Shohini Sengupta, MSc in Law and Finance, 2015
278.Fadiah Nadwa, Mst International Human Rights Law, 2015
279.Crea O’Hanlon MPhil Russian and East European Studies
280.Zheng Guan, MSt. Global and Imperial History, 2015/6
281.Chris Whitehouse, BA History & Politics, First Year
282.Lucy Graham, D.Phil., graduated 2011
283.Tyler Journeaux Graham, M.St. Philosophical Theology, Department of Theology and Religion, first year (2015-2016)
284.Anwesha Sengupta, MPhil. Modern South Asian Studies
285.Sarah Bufkin, DPhil in Politics
286.Alex MacFarlane, DPhil Oriental Studies 2019
287.Amaal Akhtar, MSc. Contemporary India (2015)
288.Jennifer van Leijen-Cowasji Alumni of Utrecht University and the University of East London
289.Emma Brunskill-Powell, MSc Comparative Social Policy, 2016
290.Shahnawaz Ali Raihan, Dphil in History (2013-16)
291.Kalina Naidoo, Masters by Research in Psychiatry, Department of Psychiatry, 1st Year.
292.Puja-Arti Patel, BA. Theology and Oriental Studies, Year 1
293.Wiktor Ostasz, DPhil in History, 4th year
294.Binesh Hass, DPhil 2015
295.Micheline Astley-Boden DPhil History
296.Amit Upadhyay, MPhil. Evidence Based Social Intervention, 2005.
297.Barbara orth, MSc Refugee and Forced Migration Studies, Department of International Development
298.Swagato Sarkar, MPhil & DPhil (Development Studies), 2002-2009
299.Zoe Fannon, MPhil Economics 2014
300.Julian Gilson, MSc Social Science of the Internet, Oxford Internet Institute, Postgraduate
301.Greg Lehman, MSt History of Art, 2014
302.Nayanatara Gopal (BCL, 2015)
303.Priyanka Nirmala Seshadri (BA History) 2013
304.Ayushi Nayak, BA Archaeology and Anthropplogy, 2013-2016
305.Brian Chang, B.A. in Jurisprudence, 2014
306.Hannah Lanyon, BA English Literature, 1st yr
307.Shalini John, MSc in Evidence-based social intervention and policy evaluation, 2015-’16
308.Madeleine Thickett, MEng Engineering Science, 2015
309.James Bray (MPhil Social Anthropology, 2013)
310.Mary-Dan Johnston, MPhil Economic and Social History, 2014
311.Mahesh Devnani, CRISP, Said Business School, 2015
312.Ms. Ezaz, BA History and English
313.Temitope Ajileye, Msc Mathematics and computer Science
314.Jelena Jaric, 2nd Year DPhil in Archaeology
315.Hugh Hathaway, BA social anthropology
316.Debasmita Boral, MPhil Candidate in Modern South Asian Studies, 2015-17
Student Societies and Institutions
317.Rhodes Must Fall
318.Corpus Christi College Equal Opportunities Committee
319.Oxford University Student Union’s Campaign for Racial Awareness and Equality
Nobody of these bull shit solidairity expressers have lost any loved ones in any of terror attacks. Hence they can say anything. Further Indian government has acted according to the law. Nothing illegal in putting people behind bars who openly endorse terrorists. One small question. Would you also sympathise with ISIS terrorists who were killed in France attack? Do that in France and see what happens to your bull shit right to expression.
I am with JNU. Please count me in too, if there is still scope.
Thanks,
Rayhan Rashid
(DPhil in Law)
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