Storyline:
This is a
fictional story about a young writer.
The new government is looking for a second term in the
upcoming elections.
But his writings and his media comments get the ruling politicians exasperated and frustrated, and they decide to stop him.
Summary:
fictional
story. A young writer, Tevan Seh, who has
expressed his views and opinions
on the deficiencies of the representative democracy in the country through his latest book and media interviews comes into center-focus under the crosshairs of the political lens of the ruling political party at the center of government. Finding his expressions a threat, the
government lets loose various agencies
on him in order to get him to mute his outspoken thoughts and ideas in an
election year
; which he
believes is his fundamental right, a right to freely express himself,
within the legal framework of the
freedom of expression
guaranteed by the constitution.
The party and its administration
wants to impress upon him the restrictions imposed by the constitution on this freedom with respect to rights and responsibilities of such expressions by methods of coercion, intimidation, false setup, illegal surveillance, framed conspiracy, and fake encounter in order to silence him.
The story develops in the city of Mumbai and moves to his smart-village stream-valley called Himlet, in Kashmir.
The writer lives through the various scenarios contemplated by the political authorities, law enforcement, and intelligence agencies against dire odds and an unrelenting tidal wave of
criminal hits on his life
that begin with subtle provocation and escalate to deadly force.
Tevan
survives the authorized snuff-strategy of the administration
with the help of a group of new acquaintance-friends in Mumbai, his Dad Gir and Mum Chuni back in the
Himalayan village,
and the
power of the force of honesty and fearless resilience in the residents of a village-valley
tucked in the nook between
snow peaked mountain ranges.