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DUSU President reportedly attacked SRCC professor

13/6/2016

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A professor at DU's prestigious SRCC college today alleged that DUSU president Satender Awana attacked him, a charge denied by the student leader. 

The professor identified as Vineet Mehta alleged that Awana had come along with a group of students to the swimming pool of the college and had beaten him when he was asked to pay fees for it. 

"When asked to pay fee of Rs 200, he argued saying he is student union president and why is he being asked to pay the fees. When I told him that similar rules apply to all students, he attacked me with a rod," he alleged. 

Mehta, also filed a police complaint against Awana in Maurice Nagar police station. 

Awana when contacted, rubbished the allegations as baseless and said he had gone to college to seek permission for some other students. 

"Some students had approached me saying they cannot afford the Rs 200 per day fees for swimming pool. Being DUSU president, I met the principal to request him to allow these students to use the pool at Rs 20 per day, which is the charge for SRCC students," he said. 

"I was asked to meet the teacher-incharge (Mehta) who did not agree to it and started abusing me. We did have an argument but I did not attack him," he added. 

Congress affiliated National Students Union of India (NSUI) has called for a protest demonstration tomorrow demanding that the university takes an action against Awana. 

The news and incident is yet to be verified by the police.
Well considering the past record of DUSU, this news does not come as a surprise.
Though Rs 200 for 45 minutes of swimming facility is very expensive for students and the matter should be raised with the concerned authorities, the incident which happened is certainly not the way out. 
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Source: Business Standard | DNA India
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Secularism can not be a one way traffic

4/6/2016

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Taslima Nasreen bravely raised her voice against atrocities on Hindus in Bangladesh after demolition of Babri Masjid, but unfortunately Indian Muslims did not. 
When atrocities were committed against Kashmiri Pandits, I told a Muslim friend of mine in Allahabad that I always condemn atrocities on Muslims, so he should condemn the atrocities on KPs. He asked how he can do it ? I said you just write a letter to the editor of a local newspaper, and I will get it published, but he never did. 
And many Kashmiri Muslims instead of condemning the behaviour of some of their own community, who behaved like barbarians by attacking KPs, shamelessly blamed Jagmohan for the exodus of KPs who were hounded out from the valley.
Many Muslims condemn atrocities on Muslims in the Middle East, but what about atrocities on Hindus, Christians, Ahmediyas, and other minorities nearer home in Pakistan ? Most of them conveniently turn a Nelson's eye to that.
All atrocities must be condemned, not just atrocities against Muslims. Secularism cannot be a one way traffic.
- Justice Markandey Katju on Facebook
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If Indian politicians had taglines

26/5/2016

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If Indian politicians had taglines according to their antics. Click the image below to read.
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The Nation needs to know

21/2/2016

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Stop Anti India Campaign

15/2/2016

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Though we condemn the police action against the students and universities, it is high time students at JNU should choose between education and politics in case they want to remain funded by taxpayers money. 
There is a difference between gathering for healthy discussion on the sorry state of our country AND taking extreme views altogether while spreading the idea of separatism.
We are just 69 year old country working our way out slowly amidst all the struggle to become a united and powerful nation of the future.
We should work together as a nation to bring out a solution to Kashmir and AFSPA or any of such issues that we find as an obstruction in our path. Demanding a separate state out of everything is neither a solution, nor an idea worth spreading.
Right to freedom of speech and expression doesn't mean you use it to break the fabric of the very nation that we all are trying to build.
There is a light at the end of the tunnel, all we need to do is to tread on the right path.
‪#‎StopAntiIndiaCampaign‬
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