Watch | Umar Khalid’s full speech after returning to JNU campus
Updated on Feb 22, 2016 03:14 pm IST
Umar Khalid, one of the six students accused of raising anti-nation slogans at a controversial event on February 9, returned to JNU campus late on Sunday night.
He addressed fellow students outside the administration block and said, “My name is Umar Khalid and I'm not a terrorist.” He continued by condemning the alleged media trial in the case and insisted that he would stand his ground.
“They are scared of us; they are afraid of us because we can think. To think is to anti-national in today's time. In fact the easiest thing to do is to be an anti-national,” he said.
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