Banned for Truth: The Whistleblower's Nightmare

Chunmun Singh, a software professional in Bangalore, lives by the purity of code, viewing the world as a flawed system in need of debugging. His journey begins when he exploits a loophole in Amizon's algorithm to prove its flaws, only to face a lifetime ban and frozen earnings. This sets off a cascade of rejections: exposing visa exploitation at InfoCys leads to retaliation and exile; workplace harassment at the company results in a reversed complaint and termination; refusing to aid a shadowy political figure, "Agent TACO," blocks his visa opportunities. Back in India, a tweet questioning corruption silences his Fwitter account, while his arranged marriage to Shita devolves into threats and isolation. Petty injustices, like a withheld deposit and denied bug bounties, compound his woes, culminating in the deactivation of his Aadhaar ID, rendering him a digital ghost unable to access basic services. Desperate, Chunmun seeks refuge in academia but is rejected as a "reputational risk"; healthcare denies him treatment without valid ID; legal efforts fail in a farce of bureaucracy. A professional post on PinkedIn exposing fraud leads to a permanent ban, pushing him into an underground network of dissidents, which ends in betrayal and arrest. Released on bail, he turns to an NGO for help, only to discover its director is a false ally exploiting his story. Even a street theater troupe ousts him for drawing too much heat. Vanishing into obscurity as "GhostCoder," Chunmun's manifesto circulates underground, inspiring resisters. His saga illustrates the cost of integrity in a corrupt system, transforming rejection into a forge for unbreakable will and enduring truth. Hindi translation has been provided at the end of the book.