JNU hindustan ki barbadi tak slogans in delhi university

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GreenFlash

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Posted: 9 years ago

#21

Actually people who are cribbing should make a move to Pakistan and stay there. May be then they will get their senses back.

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bakhtaavar

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Posted: 9 years ago

#22

Expel these bloddy terrorist supporters

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KudiAnjani

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Posted: 9 years ago

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Originally posted by: ChotaBheem

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I wonder whts their parents reaction!supporting terrorist and shouting with go india go slogans.lol
btw where go...lmao

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megha sharma

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Posted: 9 years ago

#24

Originally posted by: KudiAnjani
this is the biggest tragedy of our country. With ppl like these who needs enemies !

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ChotaBheem

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Posted: 9 years ago

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Originally posted by: KudiAnjani

I wonder whts their parents reaction!supporting terrorist and shouting with go india go slogans.lol
btw where go...lmao

Now I remember the guy in the photo

Isnt he the same guy who was beaten up by police in Delhi few days back?

They were protesting 😆

And media bashed police for that.

Now I dont have any sympathy left for them 😡

Edited by ChotaBheem - 9 years ago

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Deadinside

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Posted: 9 years ago

#26

This is not the First time. It had been Happening before. And it'il Happen Again And Again Because Those Are Butthurties Produced by Govt And Politicians And Indian Public itself. Must be Something has not Happened According to their Wish so they are Showing that Angerness And Frustration By Going Against the Whole India.
Aap So Jayyie Anjani ji Yeh Sab toh Chalta rhega.

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NEHU

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Posted: 9 years ago

#27

And who are those people who are asking for Kashmir Ki azaadi? I am sure they don't belong to Kashmir.

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222149

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Posted: 9 years ago

#28

Originally posted by: DelusionalMe
And who are those people who are asking for Kashmir Ki azaadi? I am sure they don't belong to Kashmir.

everyone wants kashmir ki azadi except for the original inhabitants of Kashmir-the kashmiri hindus.unse bhi poochh lete🥱

Edited by MiniRulz - 9 years ago

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Vedika211

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Posted: 9 years ago

#29

Hello.
This is a very reductive picture of JNU that the media mechanism of the government is selectively promoting to further its own agenda.
First of all, JNU is a postgraduate university in Delhi that has all kinds of students. I know people from both the right and the left who have studied at JNU. A lot of JNU students also go on to civil services and administration.
Their education is subsidised as is the case with all public universities in India.
Because of the limited number of places, people have to take an entrance exam and a lot of people simply do not clear the exam to make it to JNU or DU. Incidentally JNU and DU are two separate universities.

Now to the politics of it. As I said, JNU has all sorts of students from all around the country. Some come specifically from these areas of violence and have strong opinions about it. Some have those opinions because of other reasons like ideology. Some students at JNU have always protested for a variety of causes, and whether you agree with them or not,
I would say that they have the right to protest what they oppose.

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ChotaBheem

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Posted: 9 years ago

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Originally posted by: Vedika211
Hello.
This is a very reductive picture of JNU that the media mechanism of the government is selectively promoting to further its own agenda.
First of all, JNU is a postgraduate university in Delhi that has all kinds of students. I know people from both the right and the left who have studied at JNU. A lot of JNU students also go on to civil services and administration.
Their education is subsidised as is the case with all public universities in India.
Because of the limited number of places, people have to take an entrance exam and a lot of people simply do not clear the exam to make it to JNU or DU. Incidentally JNU and DU are two separate universities.

Now to the politics of it. As I said, JNU has all sorts of students from all around the country. Some come specifically from these areas of violence and have strong opinions about it. Some have those opinions because of other reasons like ideology. Some students at JNU have always protested for a variety of causes, and whether you agree with them or not,
I would say that they have the right to protest what they oppose.

Right to support terrorists ??? seriously !!!

Edited by ChotaBheem - 9 years ago