India Frees Disabled Academic Jailed for Maoist Links

India has recently released a disabled academic who was jailed for alleged links to Maoist groups. The academic, who has been identified as [Name], was held in custody for [insert duration] on charges of being associated with Maoist insurgents.

The release of [Name] has been welcomed by human rights groups who have long criticized the Indian government for its treatment of disabled individuals and those believed to have ties to left-wing extremist organizations.

Despite his incarceration, [Name] continued to maintain his innocence, stating that he was targeted for his activism and academic research on marginalized communities in India.

Following his release, [Name] has expressed gratitude to those who supported him during his ordeal and has vowed to continue his work in advocating for the rights of disabled persons and marginalized groups in the country.