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Tag: Jawaharlal Nehru University

Rajnath Singh,Warning JNU Students,Said Anti-India Acts Won’t be Tolerated

[New Delhi]Warning JNU Students, Rajnath Singh Said Anti-India acts won’t be tolerated
Home Minister Rajnath Singh today warned of “strongest possible” action against those involved in raising anti-India slogans at an event in JNU campus saying such activities will not be tolerated.
Home Minister Rajnath Singh Told Reporters “If anyone raises anti-India slogans, tries to raise questions on country’s unity and integrity, they will not be spared. Stringent action will be taken against them,” .
The Senior Minister said he asked the Delhi Police to take “strongest possible action” against those who were allegedly involved in anti-India acts in Jawaharlal Nehru University campus recently.
A group of students on Tuesday held an event on the JNU campus and allegedly shouted slogans against the government and the country over the hanging of Parliament attack convict Afzal Guru in 2013.
The event occurred despite varsity administration having cancelled the permission following a complaint by ABVP members, who termed the activity as “anti-national”.
Delhi Police yesterday registered a case of sedition in connection with the event following complaints by BJP MP Maheish Girri and ABVP.
file photo rajnath singh with PM Modi

Jamia Millia Islamia Students Demand Restoration Of Political Activism In The Campus

[New Delhi] Jamia Millia Islamia Students Demand Restoration Of Campus Democracy, Elections In The Campus Were Banned In 2006 .
Even In The 9th year Jamia Millia Islamia Students Are Fighting For Campus Democracy
At a time when the poll process for electing new student representatives is gaining momentum at Delhi University + Jawaharlal Nehru University, students of Jamia Millia Islamia are still fighting for their demand for reinstating the students union, scrapped nine years ago.
Jamia Millia Islamia students have written to the Vice-Chancellor and the University Grants Commission repeatedly since elections were “banned” in the university in 2006 after the students’ union allegedly “started interfering with the administrative matters of the institution”.
Challenging the university directive, three students had moved the Delhi High Court in 2011 and the matter is still pending.
The students alleged that their democratic rights were being curtailed and there was just one-way communication between them and the administration, and demanded that instead of eliminating the whole process, the varsity should allow political activism among students in a manner that did not in any way affect academic activities.

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