Written on the walls of JNU- Brahmins Quit India: Slogans were also written against Baniyas; VC ordered an inquiry

Jawaharlal Nehru National University (JNU) VC Shantisree D. Pandit has taken note of anti-caste slogans written on the walls of the campus. He issued the letter saying that some unknown elements have written objectionable slogans on the campus walls and outside the faculty room. Due to this, the Dean, School of International Studies and Complaints Committee has been ordered to conduct an inquiry at the earliest and submit a report in the matter to the VC.

wrote anti-caste slogans
According to information, slogans against Brahmins and Banias were written on the campus walls on the night of 30 November. Brahmins leave campus with red paint on walls of School of International Studies; Brahmins-Banias, we are coming for you, you will not be spared; Go back to the branch… Like threats were found written.

The slogan ‘Shakha Laut Jao’ was also found written on the door of the cabin of a woman professor of JNU, who was taken hostage by Left parties in her own class at the School of International Studies on November 8, 2019. Vandana was kept in custody for about 3 days.

See in the pictures what kind of slogans are written in JNU…

ABVP accuses AISA
The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) has targeted the communist students of the All India Student Association (AISA) over these slogans. ABVP says that the leftists wrote threats on their chambers to intimidate open-minded professors. ABVP has demanded from the JNU administration that action should be taken against the accused.

At the same time, AISA member and former JNU President N Sai Balaji has rejected these allegations. He said that we do not know what ABVP is talking about. We haven’t done any such thing. This must have been done by ABVP itself.

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Two groups of students clashed with sticks in JNU: Outsiders were also called to the campus, police said – everything is under control

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