Everyone is controlled by certain thingsвЂ¦ certain judgements. вЂњI see a lot of control, in people surrounding me, in the world around me. This experience was, of course, written most deliberately. Four pictures light up around you, and the sharp green eyes of a tiger pierce through you.ДЄt this point, one feels completely out of control and almost surrenders to the choreography set up by Raihan and his team. ItвЂ™s both creepy and groovy at the same time. Instrumental music led by a piano plays in the background, adding to the eerie atmosphere.Д«ut just when youвЂ™re ready to turn around and flee the room, percussion kicks in and the music gets upbeat. A small red laser light blinks in a distance, one slowly follows it, minding each step. Adrenaline rushes through the body and puts it on high alert. Upon entering, you find yourself in a blinding, pitch dark room that is disorienting.

The exhibition is pitch dark and each visitorвЂ™s experience has been controlled - itвЂ™s like going on a ride in an adventure park. When youвЂ™re walking through the exhibit at DelhiвЂ™s Bikaner House, you canвЂ™t see anything but the photographs on display. The depression and academic problems that Rasel confronted in the fall of 2013, during his senior year of high school, brought about a rapprochement with his sister, he said.New Delhi: вЂDark PerceptionsвЂ™ by Raihan Rajiv Vadra, the 20-year-old son of Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and businessman Robert Vadra, isnвЂ™t your ordinary photo exhibit. He said he had little to tell law enforcement anyway, because he and his sister had been 'estranged' since she got married. The Ohio family hired a lawyer to deal with the FBI, Rasel wrote. Agents grilled him and confiscated his computer, becoming alarmed by emails about 'urban terror' that were actually just a reference to a computer game the old crew played, he wrote. In the Skype chat, Rasel said he learned about it the summer of 2013 when the FBI showed up at the family home in Ohio. Her brother Rasel told Chu that his sister and brother-in-law reported losing their passports while abroad and 'caused a big fuss at the embassy asking to come back to America and were on the watch list for terrorism.' When she moved to the West Coast in 2010, just as he was about to start high school, he felt abandoned, he wrote.ДЄccording to the cousin, Ahmed, Zakia was pregnant at the time and planned to have the baby there, but she miscarried and they returned to the United States after a couple of months. Throughout childhood, Rasel Raihan had seen his big sister Zakia as his mentor - 'guiding me right from wrong,' as he once wrote a friend. Jones was bewildered to learn that Zakia had left Ohio for California and married Jaffrey Khan. Her best friend from high school, Meagan Jones, became so worried when Zakia suddenly cut off contact that she reached out to her parents in late 2010.

Instead, she seemed to drop out of sight. After a cancer-research internship that summer, she was supposed to start at Ohio State. She graduated from Metro with a perfect 4.0 average and was named one of 26 valedictorians in the Class of 2010.

A video shows her working with the crops in a T-shirt and leggings, talking in a soft voice about the marvel of a harvest. And Zakia delivered.ДЄt Metro, she was one of just four students chosen to take part in the innovative student farm program at Ohio State. Their hard-working parents - the father works two jobs, including nights at a gas station - placed a premium on academic achievement.

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