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Updated 2342 days ago

Deepika JNU visit: ‘She said a lot without saying a word’: Jyotiraditya Scindia

<p>Congress leader Jyotiraditya Scindia has come out in support of Deepika Padukone over her JNU visit. Scindia said that Deepika had taken a stand for the truth and said a lot without even uttering a word. He also slammed critics for questioning her decision and added that Deepika had set an example for bravery. Deepika Padukone had visited JNU on 7 January & met injured JNUSU president Aishe Ghosh following which several BJP leaders had attacked the bollywood star.</p>

Updated 2342 days ago

Updated 2342 days ago

‘We stand with you’: Shashi Tharoor extends support to students protesting at JNU

<p>Congress MP Shashi Tharoor extended his support to students protesting at JNU on Jan 12. Tharoor addressed the gathering on JNU violence. He said, “I speak as a fellow Indian citizen of yours, this is not what our country is about and this should never have been allowed to happen. The worst thing is it reminded me in Nazi Germany in 1930s.” Tharoor added, “First time a religious test has been introduced into the definition of Indian citizenship. Never before in our country has it mattered what your religion was to qualify to be an Indian citizen.”</p>

Updated 2342 days ago

Updated 2342 days ago

‘Deepika should clarify why she stood with Kanhaiya Kumar’: Manoj Tiwari

<p>Delhi BJP Chief Manoj Tiwari has lashed out at Deepika Padukone over her JNU visit where she was seen standing next to Kanhaiya Kumar during his speech in JNU. Tiwari said that Deepika should decide if she wants to stand with those who chant anti-India slogans or the Indian Army. He added that he believes Deepika was misled into going to JNU. The actor had visited JNU and also met injured JNUSU President Aishe Ghosh on Tuesday evening. Watch the video for more details.</p>

Updated 2342 days ago

Updated 2343 days ago

JNU: Right-aligned teachers’ body slams ‘militant agitators’, calls for peace

<p>The JNU Teachers' Federation issued an appeal for peace. The Right-aligned teachers' body slammed 'militant agitators'. JNUTF appealed that students registering for new semester not be harassed. JNUTF also depicted the January 5 violence as 'inter-group'. JNU administration had also linked violence to protests regarding fee hike. JNU Students' Union has alleged that some JNUTF members were part of violence.</p>

Updated 2343 days ago

Updated 2343 days ago

‘Free Kashmir’ poster holder releases video, says ‘intent was to offer peace’

<p>A woman stoked controversy after brandishing a 'Free Kashmir' poster during a protest over JNU violence in Mumbai's Gateway of India. Mumbai police launched a probe into the 'Free Kashmir' poster. Mehak, a writer by profession, issued a clarification after the poster sparked controversy. In a video release by her she said that the 'narrative put around the situation is absolutely wrong.' She batted for Kashmir saying, “In the last few months, basic rights of J&K people have been taken away.” She added, “I was quietly standing. I had flowers in my hand. It was meant to be offering peace.”</p>

Updated 2343 days ago

Updated 2343 days ago

Campus mustn’t be safe haven for hate politics: Vice President amid JNU row

<p>Vice President of India Venkaiah Naidu spoke on violence on campuses. Naidu said that campuses shouldn't become safe havens for hate politics. Naidu's message came days after unprecedented violence in JNU. A masked mob had run amok in the Central University. Many students and teachers were injured in the violence. Left and Right-wing student groups blamed each other.</p>

Updated 2343 days ago

Updated 2343 days ago

JNU violence: Protesters in Mumbai moved from Gateway of India to Azad Maidan

<p>Mumbai police have shifted protesters from Gateway of India and relocated them to Azad maidan. The police made appeals to the protesters to move on their own and later pushed them into police vans. The police said that the protesters were being moved to ease traffic and ensure that the common man does not face any inconvenience. Protests have been raging over the violence in JNU on Sunday evening.</p>

Updated 2343 days ago

Updated 2343 days ago

Mumbai police launch probe into ‘Free Kashmir’ poster in protests over JNU

<p>Mumbai police launched a probe into the 'Free Kashmir' poster that was seen during a protest against JNU violence in Mumbai. A woman was seen holding the poster during the protests. Mumbai police said that they have taken cognizance of the matter and have launched a probe. Other protesters were holding posters against the CAA & the NRC while many other had posters expressing solidarity with JNU students. Watch the video for more details.</p>

Updated 2343 days ago

Updated 2343 days ago

When I was in JNU, didn’t see ‘tukde-tukde’ gang, says minister Jaishankar

<p>External Affairs Minister S Jasihankar, who is an alumni of JNU has said that there was no 'tukde tukde' gang in the university when he was a student. The Minister was speaking at an event in Delhi when he made the remarks. This comes after masked vandals went on a rampage in the university on Sunday and even attacked teachers and students. Jaishankar was among the first people to post a message on social media after the violence had erupted. </p>

Updated 2343 days ago

Updated 2343 days ago

JNU: Minister blames Congress, Left, AAP; Owaisi slams BJP-backed ‘cowards’

<p>A political war of words rages over the violence at Jawaharlal Nehru University. Union minister Prakash Javadekar blamed Congress, Communists, Aam Aadmi Party and 'other elements' for creating an 'atmosphere of violence' across the country and 'specially in universities'. All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen chief Asaduddin Owaisi, however, claimed that it was 'cowards' supported by the Bharatiya Janata Party which perpetrated the violence. A day earlier, the Central University witnessed unprecedented violence with masked and armed people running amok and attacking students and teachers alike.</p>

Updated 2343 days ago

Updated 2343 days ago

Watch: Student protests spread across country after JNU violence

<p>Student protests spread across country after the JNU violence. Several teachers & students were allegedly attacked by masked men inside the JNU campus. The masked men were also visible in videos from inside the campus. Students from different universities gathered near Mumbai's Gateway of India. Students from IIT Bombay carried out a protest condemning the JNU violence. In Delhi, students protested outside the old Delhi Police headquarters at ITO. Protesters claimed the police did not act promptly in stopping the attacks.</p>

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