Violent attack on JNU students by Leftist goons sparks outrage

JNU witnessed a disturbing incident as JNUSU president Aishe Ghosh and others allegedly led a violent attack on students from the School of Language, Literature, and Cultural Studies. The assault, which targeted both able-bodied and physically handicapped students, has sparked widespread outrage and calls for justice

A disturbing incident unfolded on March 1, within the premises of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), where a group led by self-proclaimed JNUSU president Aishe Ghosh, along with Danish Ali and Swati Singh, reportedly launched a vicious attack on students affiliated with the Bachelors and Masters programs at the School of Language, Literature, and Cultural Studies.

Common Students who came to attend_ SL School GBM at School of Languages were brutally attacked with sharp objects by LEFTIST GOONS. Just because they were asking for a fair chance to participate and vote in the school GBM. Some students faced severe injuries. ABVP JNU condemns this brutal attack on students and will always stand for rights of students. ABVP-JNU

The assailants, believed to be associated with Ghosh and her cohorts, subjected the students to a wave of violence, disregarding human safety and dignity. Shockingly, even physically handicapped students were not spared from the brutality inflicted upon them.

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The assault on students of the School of Language, Literature, and Cultural Studies represents a serious violation of educational principles, tolerance, and human decency. As the JNU community grapples with the aftermath of this reprehensible act, there is a pressing need for justice to be served and measures to be implemented to safeguard the welfare of all members within the academic fraternity.

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