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Ah, Umar Khalid. My nephew in Dimapur, he was telling me about this name last month on phone. I was sitting there, shelling peas, thinking—this boy they keep locking up, what is his real crime? Speaking too loud? In my village, we had a teacher, long back, who asked too many questions about the forest land lease. Government man came, said he was a troublemaker. Few months later, that teacher's son couldn't get a job anywhere. Nobody talks about that son, only the teacher they locked. Same pattern, different year. My mother says, "When the big people fight, it's always the small ones who get their baskets broken.
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