Who Is Aishe Ghosh? Former JNUSU President Served With Show-Cause Notice

Who is Aishe JNUSU president? The student body leader who came to the country's notice after her participation in the 2018 JNU protest made her way back to headlines after the Jawaharlal Nehru University issued a notice against the former student union president. Aishe Ghosh Wiki Bio

The former JNU leader and current CPI(M) candidate who contested for this year's West Bengal polls has called out the University's decision to "intimidate and punish students" after a show-cause notice was issued in her name in connection with the 2018 protests.

Here is all you need to know about the 25-year-old politician: Aishe Ghosh Wiki Bio

• Hailing from West Bengal, Ghosh has two siblings, one of them who is presently doing her undergraduate at Shyama Prasad Mukherji College in New Delhi.
• After pursuing a degree in Political Science from Daulat Ram College under the Delhi University, Ghosh is currently pursuing a master of philosophy from Jawaharlal Nehru University.
• Ghosh made her entry into the world of politics during JNU’s fee hike protests in 2018, grabbing national attention. When reformed policies and fee structures made JNU the costliest central university in India, Ghosh along with several other students was at the frontline of agitations demanding a rollback.
• During the January 5 violence that prevailed in JNU allegedly by the student opposition Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad, a youth wing aligned to the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), a picture of her injured condition went viral that provoked calls for action against campus violence.

Never forget this image.



Deepika is folding hands infront of aishe ghosh who lead the violent mob in to JNU and beat the students who were registering for the semester !#LeftBehindJNUViolence @ShefVaidya @TajinderBagga @KapilMishra_IND #JNUTapes pic.twitter.com/pVjDF24wWE

— Saurabh Khamar (@Saurabhk4u) January 10, 2020

• When Ghosh wanted to address an on-campus meeting in February 2020, she was denied permission by two state-run universities in Kolkata. She was also not allowed by a district administration in West Bengal to hold a rally in West Burdwan.
• Ghosh who was the 2021 West Bengal election's CPI(M) candidate from Jamuria, a Vidhan Sabha constituency, contesting against Hareram Singh from All India Trinamool Congress. She lost the election to Singh.

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