The RSS-affiliated Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad accused the Left-subsidized scholar clothing of vandalising the portrait of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj on his beginning anniversary at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) on Sunday, even as JNU Students` Union alleged that ABVP activists attacked a few college students after a march in search of justice for an IIT Bombay scholar Darshan Solanki who allegedly died with the aid of using suicide recently. The ABVP, however, has denied the charge.
The JNUSU organised in search of justice for Solanki, 18, who belonged to a Scheduled Caste network and allegedly took his personal existence with the aid of using leaping off the 7th ground of a hostel constructing at the Powai campus of the IIT on February 12, however his own circle of relatives suspects foul play in his dying and stated he confronted discrimination.
The JNUSU, in a statement, alleged, “ABVP has all over again resorted to attacking college students…. This changed into accomplished quickly after a candlelight march in cohesion with the decision with the aid of using Darshan Solanki’s father…. ABVP does this all over again to derail the motion in opposition to caste discrimination.”
Denying the charge, the ABVP accused the “Left group” of getting rid of a garland from a photo of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and throwing it away. “Immediately after the programme, the scholars at the Left got here there and eliminated the garland from the photo and threw it away,” the ABVP stated in a statement.
News business enterprise ANI said that Shivaji Maharaj’s portrait changed into positioned at the partitions of the scholars hobby centre.
“Today is the beginning anniversary of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. We had placed up a portrait of Shivaji Maharaj at the partitions out of doors the scholar hobby centre as tribute. But the ‘communists’ of JNU could not digest this. Members from `one hundred Flowers Group` and the SFI got here and vandalised the portrait of Shivaji Maharaj,” ANI quoted ABVP JNU secretary Umesh Chandra Ajmera as saying. He delivered that the ones worried withinside the incident were “unlawful workers” (outsiders) and had entered the university premises with out permission.
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