Azad Kashmir and Free Palestine painting (graffiti) was made on the wall in West Bengal’s Jadavpur University on March 10, when the exam was going on. Regarding this, the police allegedly reached the campus in plain clothes.
An FIR has been registered against the supporters of the leftist student organization in the case. It is being told that a university professor is associated with the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC).
The painting was made on the wall near Gate No. 3 of the university. It was also written that fascist forces should be eliminated. It is not yet known which organization was involved in making the painting.
Leftist organization SFI said – We do not support separatism
Meanwhile, Abhinab Basu, leader of the leftist organization Students Federation of India (SFI) in Jadavpur University, said – We do not support separatism. We are against the atrocities on minorities in BJP-ruled states.
Jadavpur University professor and TMC organization member Om Prakash Mishra said – We are against any posters and graffiti that support separatist ideas.
2 students were injured by the minister’s car
There were also protests in Jadavpur University in the past few days. On March 1, during a leftist protest on the campus, two students were injured when the car of the state Education Minister Bratya Basu and another vehicle accompanying him allegedly hit them.
An FIR was also registered against Minister Basu, professor and TMC leader Om Prakash Mishra in a case related to violence.
When Om Prakash Mishra reached the campus after the March 1 incident, students associated with leftist organizations raised slogans: We want freedom from the dictatorship of BJP-TMC.
Minister Bratya Basu said – Ram and Left joined hands
Minister Bratya Basu in the Mamata government had said, ‘The protest clearly showed that the true form of SFI is undemocratic and uncontrolled. These people raised slogans against the teaching community.
Today, those who were protesting against the saffronisation of the country, who were making big claims of fighting for democracy, fighting against fascism. Today, they joined hands with fascist forces to protest against me and members of the teacher community because we did not succumb to their pressure tactics, their intimidating tactics.
Ram and Left joined hands to disrupt the peaceful atmosphere on the college campus. They beat up one of our members.
There was a fight between Trinamool Congress (TMC) and the Communist Party’s student wing, SFI-supported students demanding student union elections in Jadavpur University. Student union elections have not been held in the university for 5 years. The Student Federation of India (SFI) and other student organizations have been protesting at the university for several days, demanding elections from the Mamata Banerjee government.
