The Asian Age

Ramjas row: ABVP panel meets L-G

Over 1,500 SFI activists take out protest march against ABVP, RSS

- AGE CORRESPOND­ENT

A five-member delegation team of ABVP (Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad) met lieutenant­governor (L-G) Anil Baijal on Friday demanding police action over the alleged anti-national slogans raised in Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) and Delhi University (DU).

“We took a delegation to meet the L-G, seeking his interventi­on in the issue of the anti-national activities taking place in JNU and DU since a year. We submitted a memorandum to him demanding strict action against those who indulged in such activities,” Saket Bahuguna, ABVP’s national media convener said. The RSS affiliated student wing was assured by the L-G that he would speak to the Delhi police about their demands.

“The police has not been in a position to file a charge sheet against the students of JNU under sedition charges till date. The police has also not filed separate FIR in the Ramjas (College) incident,” the memorandum said. The team also asked the L-G for a probe into the violence of their cadre to kill innocent ABVP karyakarta­s in Kerala and spreading false propaganda in Delhi,” the memorandum added.

Meanwhile, the NSUI (National Students’ Union of India) approached the police and the DU administra­tion demanding the removal of the “provocativ­e” hoardings put up by the ABVP.

The Congress-affiliated student wing objected to the hoardings put up by ABVP at various places in the campus, which purportedl­y showed “violence perpetrate­d by the Communists.”

On the other hand, over 1,500 activists of the Students Federation of India (SFI) also held a protest march near Jantar Mantar on Friday against the RSS and the ABVP.

 ?? — PRITAM BANDYOPADH­YAY ?? SFI activists take part in a protest march against the ABVP near Jantar Mantar on Friday.
— PRITAM BANDYOPADH­YAY SFI activists take part in a protest march against the ABVP near Jantar Mantar on Friday.

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