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9th February 2016 JNU row and India’s Reichstag fire moment

Four years later: 9th February 2016 JNU row and India’s Reichstag fire moment

The 9th February 2016 JNU row provided the BJP-led government of Narendra Modi an opportunity to create India’s own Reichstag fire to distract the people.

Mon, Feb 17 2020Mon, Feb 17 2020 Harsh Vardhan Tripathy Youth & Campus
Chargesheet Against JNU Students Manifest Modi's Bankruptcy

JNU Chargesheet is Scripted With Modi’s Anxiety

A hastily filed 1200-page long chargesheet after three years of the JNU fiasco is actually a sign that the Modi regime is in a frantic mode at present.

Sun, Jan 20 2019Sun, Jan 20 2019 Atul Dhar Politics

Penalty Imposed on JNU Students to Curb Dissent

After the JNU incident, political trends of a lot of individuals and parties involved in the case has changed since the release of Umar Khalid, Anirban Bhattacharya and Kanhaiya Kumar, […]

Sat, Nov 26 2016 Mohammad Kamran Archive Articles, Youth & Campus

The Conspicuous Silence of the Corporate Media on Professor Geelani Must be Combatted

It has been weeks since the arrest of Professor SAR Geelani on the charge of sedition along with Kanhaiya Kumar, and later Umar Khalid and Anirban Bhattacharya. It should be […]

Sat, Nov 26 2016Sat, Nov 26 2016 Mohammad Kamran Archive Articles, Politics
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