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‘Kabr Khudegi’ Chant Sparks Fresh Row At JNU, ABVP Slams Campus Politics

Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) is again embroiled in controversies. Late at night, students raised slogans against PM Narendra Modi and HM Amit Shah outside Sabarmati Hostel.

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New Delhi: Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) is again embroiled in controversies. Late at night, students raised slogans against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah outside Sabarmati Hostel. The video went viral. The main slogan was that the graves of Modi and Shah will be dug on the land of JNU. This demonstration took place after the bail of Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam was rejected. It was also the anniversary of the violence of January 5, 2020. ABVP strongly condemned it. Left organizations called it ideological opposition. The police have not received the complaint yet.

What were the main slogans?

Can be heard clearly in the video. The grave of Modi-Shah will be dug on the land of JNU. Adani is also mentioned in some slogans. Students attacked fascist ideology.

What is the context of the performance?

The Supreme Court rejects the bail plea of ​​Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam on Monday. Both were accused in the Delhi riots of 2020. The students opposed this. Umar is an alumnus of JNU.

What was the violence of 2020?

On 5 January 2020, masked attackers vandalized the campus. Students and teachers were attacked. 28 people were injured. Aishe Ghosh was also included. Even after six years the accused was not caught.

What is the side of left organizations?

JNUSU President Aditi Mishra said that this meeting was in memory of the violence. Slogans against fascist ideology. The Prime Minister and Home Minister are responsible for this incident. Gopika of SFI said that she is against Hindutva. Not a particular person.

What did ABVP say?

ABVP President Mayank Panchal condemned this incident. He said that he will complain to the police against this anti-Hindu mentality. Slogans in support of Umar and Sharjeel. It was called anti-India and intellectual terrorism.

How will BJP react?

Shehzad Poonawala called it the Tukde-Tukde Gang. Urban Naxals. Kapil Mishra said there is frustration. The supporters of the terrorists continued to wail. Delhi Minister Ashish Sood called it Pakistani mentality.

Did the police enter or not?

No official statement has come from Delhi Police yet. According to sources, the viral video is being investigated. The identification process can go on.

Why does JNU's name come into controversies again and again?

JNU has been in the news earlier also regarding such matters. Sloganeering and protests are not new here. Many times these issues have become part of the national debate.

What could happen next?

Now the focus is on the administration. It remains to be seen whether the investigation progresses or not. Action is taken, or the matter goes cold. This latest incident at JNU again raises the question as to what should be the limit of protest on campus and whose responsibility it is.

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