1967: For the first and only time – employees of the Delhi Police asserted themselves as workers by going on strike. Efforts were made towards creating a union. Strategies of protest were discussed. The strike was brutally crushed and erased from public memory.
1977: In the summer of 1977 democracy was about to return to India. A number of children, mainly boys, aged between 10-16 years, who had been taken away by police patrols and provisionally produced as delinquents to fill arrest quotas, needed to be returned to their homes. The trouble was, many had forgotten where they came from.
Blind Rabbit proposes to create a thick description of these two moments across different platforms.