“We have spent a lot of money on my medical treatment…Sometimes we don’t even have 5 or 10 rupees for tea or medicines. I was very healthy before the gas…After the gas, it has been cough and breathlessness, cough and breathlessness. Sometimes it would go away and I would think that I would get better…Every three months, every three months, I come to this hospital…I have injections here, and pills and I take oxygen. Oxygen has the most effect.” – Raes Mohammad, victim of Bhopal gas tragedy, 1984 (Clouds of Injustice, Bhopal Disaster 20 Years On, Amnesty International Publications 2004)

Here, on the streets of Bangalore, Indians are asking, #WhereArtDOW? Show your solidarity with the struggle for justice in Bhopal by taking a selfie with the hashtag #WhereArtDOW in your house or street, and share it on social media. Or make your voice heard by giving a missed call to 044-33185009 and/or signing this petition.