In the midst of Ramjas row, , 'Freedom for Kashmir' banner surfaces on Jawaharlal Nehru University campus
Friday, March 3, 2017 IST
In the midst of Ramjas row, , 'Freedom for Kashmir' banner surfaces on Jawaharlal Nehru University campus
New Delhi: Amidst challenges against "hostile to national exercises" in the Delhi University, a notice calling for azadi for Kashmir sprang up on the Jawaharlal Nehru University grounds on Thursday.
A few understudies saw the notice on the mass of the School of Social Sciences' new square and advised the college's organization of the same.
The notice, which showed up for the sake of Left-inclining Democratic Students Union (DSU), expressed: "Freedom for Kashmir! Free Palestine! Right to self-determination long live.”
The JNU organization then requested that the college security evacuate the notice at night.
"The college has effectively lost valuable time and vitality in such pointless discussions. Sadly, a little gathering of individuals are as yet attempting to make another ruckus and vitiate the scholastic condition."
"We don't know who set up the blurb as this has been the example in JNU. In any case, the organization has requested that the staff cut it down," a senior college official said.
The organization was not able capacity for more than 17 days because of the barricade of the authoritative working by understudies in challenge against changes in the affirmation strategy and it was just early this week that the staff accessed the building and continued work.
DSU's previous individuals Umar Khalid, Anirban Bhattacharya and others had sorted out the questionable occasion a year ago against the hanging of Parliament assault convict Afzal Guru at the JNU amid which hostile to national mottos were purportedly raised.
Khalid, Bhattacharya and previous understudy union president Kanhaiya Kumar are out on safeguard in a subversion case over the occasion.
In the interim, President Pranab Mukherjee on Thursday said there ought to be "no room in India for the bigoted Indian". He likewise requested that understudies forgo "engendering the way of life of turmoil".
(With Agency inputs)
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