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Posted: 9 years ago
The biggest anti nationals for this country will always be these political parties...
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Posted: 9 years ago

Originally posted by: gatheringstorm


So why not publish a paper or write an article on it?? Why make distasteful slogans demanding India be broken up.

And what about the families of those security personnel who were martyred in that attack on the Parliament?? Should our empathy not lie with them too?? Its a shame that a time has come when in the name of intellectual pursuit terrorists are being sympathised with on whose guilt a majority judgement was passed by the courts.


http://www.thehindu.com/news/national/the-case-against-afzal/article4397845.ece


P.S. I don't see where the verdict of the Supreme Court hinted at his innocence, the only point of debate was whether he should have been awarded the death sentence because he was a planner and conspirator and not the excecutor of the attack. Also the other debate was on how he was hanged without sufficient intimation to his family. His culpability according to the SC was proven beyond doubt.


I am sorry I had to delete the articles because otherwise the quote would become too long.
1. As I said earlier, an event was planned that had songs, an art exhibition and a debate. I don't know if Umar was going to present anything at the event or not. But usually that is how he expresses his opinions - through papers, seminars, debates and discussions with other students of JNU. The slogans happened - on both sides - when the event was disrupted.
2. Why are you making the assumption that our empathy does not lie with the families of the martyred security personnel? These people at JNU, they hold rallies and demonstrations for the poorest of the poor - for the landless labourers, for the Adivasis and for the poor Dalits. They were at the forefront of the Nirbhaya campaign to make Delhi safer. And they have held rallies for pension rights for soldiers too. If you ask for the capital punishment to be revoked, it does not automatically mean that you are against the people who were the victims of the crime.
3. As for the judgement, I have found a copy online and am reading it. That way I will be able to answer your question properly and with certainty. However, what I will say is that my point was this: he is working within a thinking framework that already exists in the country, and so is not formulating a radically new hatred-filled idea of the Indian nation.
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Posted: 9 years ago

Originally posted by: gatheringstorm


Soon those outsiders will be identified as ABVP activists who masterminded the whole plan in the first place, waiting for this to happen😆

Involvement of political parties should be banned in colleges, student unions should be made completely neutral.


Naah you are wrong, they are neither from JNU nor from ABVP as per TV reports 😆

There should be a student body which can raise genuine issues but political parties should be far away from universities and so should be outside university politics.
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Posted: 9 years ago

Originally posted by: Vedika211

I am sorry I had to delete the articles because otherwise the quote would become too long.
1. As I said earlier, an event was planned that had songs, an art exhibition and a debate. I don't know if Umar was going to present anything at the event or not. But usually that is how he expresses his opinions - through papers, seminars, debates and discussions with other students of JNU. The slogans happened - on both sides - when the event was disrupted.
2. Why are you making the assumption that our empathy does not lie with the families of the martyred security personnel? These people at JNU, they hold rallies and demonstrations for the poorest of the poor - for the landless labourers, for the Adivasis and for the poor Dalits. They were at the forefront of the Nirbhaya campaign to make Delhi safer. And they have held rallies for pension rights for soldiers too. If you ask for the capital punishment to be revoked, it does not automatically mean that you are against the people who were the victims of the crime.
3. As for the judgement, I have found a copy online and am reading it. That way I will be able to answer your question properly and with certainty. However, what I will say is that my point was this: he is working within a thinking framework that already exists in the country, and so is not formulating a radically new hatred-filled idea of the Indian nation.


@Bold you speak from personal experience, do not mind my asking but are you acquainted with him??

As for the judgement which you are taking pains to read did make one concession in his favour which is that criminal conspiracy is difficult to prove with as much certainty as an actual criminal act - mens rea vs actus rea, but the evidence such as the phone calls were used to surmise at his culpability.
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Posted: 9 years ago

Originally posted by: Vedika211

The sloganeering happened in a context when an event which was to be held for discussion was forcibly disrupted. I will say this again. To raise slogans is not the same as hate speech. The world over, a lot of people and movements ask for freedom. The successful ones become freedom struggles while the unsuccessful ones become terrorist movements. Governments have their own ways of dealing with these things - they put down some uprisings violently, they enforce military rule in some places, and they allow some places for people to have rallies and raise slogans. The last named are always seen as peaceful when compared to the others. India too has always had strong secessionist movements, with Khalistan being one example. As time went by, some got diffused and forgotten. That is why I feel that a group of people raising slogans is not a threat, neither to my nationalism nor to my country. But arresting that group and beating them up is a threat - precisely because it actually empowers the true terrorists, because now they can tell people "see peaceful protest is never going to get you anywhere".



I don't buy your argument, slogans that call for destruction of the nation, slogans that call for breaking of a nation into pieces, and slogans that hails a neighboring country which is the terrorist hub of the world and would love nothing more than the complete destruction of India, they are seditious/hate speech. If this wasn't JNU, you would think these slogans were being raised in some Jihadi boot camp, they are completely indistinguishable. Also realise the grops they're siding with when they voice these slogans, the narrative they are playing into, context does not justify anything. There will always be groups who disrupt, would these regressive left wing groups allow a Ram Janmabhoomi event without disruptions?, they wouldn't.

So all terrorist movements are unsuccessful freedom struggles?, are you legitmising Jihadis who are funded and trained by Paks that target Kashmir and rest of India?, I'm not sure what you're exactly saying here.

Terrorist groups will use anything for propaganda
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Posted: 9 years ago

Originally posted by: ~*sindhu*~

The biggest anti nationals for this country will always be these political parties...


100% agree.
All the problems are only because of dirty politicians and political parties.
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Posted: 9 years ago
Point to make
Koi pura university ko bura nahin keh raha hai
Kuch students ko doshi maan rahe hai
The usual defense is u cant blame whole university. bhai puri university ko kyun le ate ho.
Kamal hai kuch student puri university ko represent karte hain kya ?
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Posted: 9 years ago

Originally posted by: gatheringstorm


@Bold you speak from personal experience, do not mind my asking but are you acquainted with him??

I know of him, through mutual friends and acquaitances. I know quite a few of the students and teachers at JNU, just not the main ones like Kanhaiya and Umar. I also know a lot of students like Umar - political, idealistic, and questioning of the nation state. They usually are the most passionate ones, and as I said earlier in another post, they are forever holding rallies on all issues that make the life of the poor difficult. Most of them are not religious, and most of them hate both the Congress and the BJP.
When Kanhaiya was to be presented at court, a group of students and teachers decided to go there in support and to help him. They did not plan that in hidings, they made the plan on Facebook so even i, living in another country, knew that they were going to hold a rally to show their support and demand his release. Then those lawyers showed up and started beating them and the journalists. At that moment, a lot of the teachers at JNU formed a ring around the students so that they would be safe and the teachers would get beaten instead. I know a lot of those teachers. One of those students is also someone I taught. She wrote on FB: "This is why JNU is my safe place". This is what those teachers did for their students. And just today there is a call asking for the teachers to be arrested next.
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Posted: 9 years ago

Originally posted by: ChotaBheem

Point to make

Koi pura university ko bura nahin keh raha hai
Kuch students ko doshi maan rahe hai
The usual defense is u cant blame whole university. bhai puri university ko kyun le ate ho.
Kamal hai kuch student puri university ko represent karte hain kya ?


Bheem ji you need to watch news , how the whole university is tarnished . Few days ago shut down jnu was trending . I have not heard a single politician emphasizing that they are only talking about only those 10 students .
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Posted: 9 years ago
Whoever is this. She Sounded Like a Pathetic Kiddo. 😆

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