J. Sai Deepak | |
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| Born | 1985 (age 38–39) Hyderabad, India |
| Education | Mechanical engineering Law |
| Alma mater | Anna University IIT Kharagpur |
| Occupation(s) | Lawyer, writer, columnist |
| Notable work | India that is Bharat India, Bharat and Pakistan |
| Website | jsaideepak |
J. Sai Deepak (born 1985) is an Indian lawyer, writer, columnist and Hindutva activist.[1] As a counsel, he practices before the Supreme Court of India and the High Court of Delhi.[2][3]
He writes columns for The India Express and The Open Magazine. He is known for writing about decoloniality and has written 2 books on the topic India That Is Bharat and India, Bharat and Pakistan.
Deepak is also known for taking up litigations to free hindu temples from government control.[4]
- ^ Kunnummal, Ashraf (2023-08-22). "Islamic Liberation Theology and Decolonial Studies: The Case of Hindutva Extractivism". Religions. 14 (9). MDPI AG: 1080. doi:10.3390/rel14091080. ISSN 2077-1444.
Of the Hindutva propagandists who deploy decolonial studies, J. Sai Deepak is the only one who has written substantively on it.
- ^ "Lord Ayyappa at Sabarimala too has rights under Article 21, SC told". Indo-Asian News Service. 26 July 2018. ProQuest 2076261680.
- ^ "Sabarimala case: Deity living person, has right to privacy, women devotees to SC". Indian Express. Mumbai. 27 July 2018. ProQuest 2076507987.
- ^ Nayak, Sanjeev Kumar (2018-11-10). "'Free temples from state control and make India truly secular'". The Sunday Guardian Live. Retrieved 2024-09-08.