$100K REWARD: WHO CAN MATCH THE SYSTEMIC RACISM AGAINST DR. GHOSH
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Help us campaign today for a better tomorrow!
Dr. Ghosh has spent his life working towards improving the lives of others. A prominent member of his local community in Bangladesh for many years, Dr. Ghosh has worked tirelessly to create a better home for others, until the City of Berkeley unjustifiably seized his home in Berkeley, California in 2007.
Dr. Ghosh's case was supported by UC Berkeley professor and Nobel Laureate Dr. Charles Townes, as well as his colleagues and friends.
The City of Berkeley has abused Dr. Ghosh through wrongful property seizures. Suspicious circumstances lead to the seizure of Dr. Ghosh's properties and misappropriation of funds intended for property repairs, ending with the undervaluation and under-sale of the property to a development company. This has been thoroughly documented. See Supporting Documents.
2507-09 McGee Avenue
"The property in question, the location of the International Institute of the Bengal Basin (IIBB), is situated at 1700 Dwight Way and 2507-09 MgGee Ave, on a lot owned by Dr. Rashbihari Ghosh. The IIBB, for which I and several other Nobel Laureates serve as advisors, is dedicated to addressing the global water crisis and reducing toxics in drinking water resources worldwide. As a friend and associate of Dr. Ghosh for many years, I can attest to the integrity of his character, the soundness of his plans for toxic remediation, and the justice of his cause. Please join me as a volunteer and help us save our institute from this gross injustice."
- Dr. Charles Townes
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