Updated On: 06 April, 2025 07:32 AM IST | Mumbai | Paromita Vohra
A passionate and articulate speaker, she grew into a young leader. In any other times this journey would inspire people, fill them with admiration.

Illustration/Uday Mohite
One day in 2020, some people locked Gulfisha Fatima into her house.
Gulfisha grew up in Seelampur, Delhi. A first generation learner, she had a deal with her parents. She could study as much as she wanted. In 2020 she was finishing her MBA and applying for jobs. Then the amendments to the CAA-NRC act, were proposed and protests against its exclusionary intent broke out across the country, but especially in Delhi. These protests attracted many young people looking for a more expansive and inclusive politics of fairness, creativity and love. Gulfisha became involved with the protests. A passionate and articulate speaker, she grew into a young leader. In any other times this journey would inspire people, fill them with admiration.