jnu violence
Be it on the digital forefront or in the streets the voice of the Indian woman echoes everywhere. It is loud and clear and it knows what it wants.
When so many voices around you boom with the cry of “Azaadi”, you feel like change is possible.
Ghosh also shared the account of how she was attacked. I was gheraoed by at least 30 people after which we did not have any option – Ghosh
JNUSU President Aishe Ghosh received head injuries after being brutally attacked by the masked infiltrators in JNU violence of Sunday night.
Educational institutions being vandalised with such impunity says so much about the growing lack of regard for learning.
Women’s safety is compromised as JNU violence breaks out. Students put up chairs and tables against doors to secure rooms
Women keep mirchi powder, stay together for self defence. Have our temples of learning have become targets of unprecedented violence in the last few months. What does this say about our respect for education? Our hope in students? And of the future of this country?
LAST YEAR, THIS TIME
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