गुरुवार, 26 जून 2008
Nandigram college students receiving threats
Nandigram college students receiving threats
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Students of a college in Nandigram on Saturday told a delegation sent by AICC General Secretary Rahul Gandhi that they were receiving threats allegedly from CPI(M)'s student wing and would be forced to take up arms if this did not stop.
Chhatra Parishad President Sourabh Chakrabarty, who was part of the 15-member team led by Observer Anand Pandey, told newsmen that the students of the college would be forced to take up arms if the threats from political rivals did not cease.
He said a girl student had been threatened with rape and murder and the general secretary of Chhatra Parishad, frontal wing of Congress, in the college had been asked to resign or be killed.
The girl student lodged a complaint with the police during the day naming a SFI leader.
East Midnapur Superintendent of Police Satyeswar Panda said the police had received the complaint and was looking into it.
Students of a college in Nandigram on Saturday told a delegation sent by AICC General Secretary Rahul Gandhi that they were receiving threats allegedly from CPI(M)'s student wing and would be forced to take up arms if this did not stop.
Chhatra Parishad President Sourabh Chakrabarty, who was part of the 15-member team led by Observer Anand Pandey, told newsmen that the students of the college would be forced to take up arms if the threats from political rivals did not cease.
He said a girl student had been threatened with rape and murder and the general secretary of Chhatra Parishad, frontal wing of Congress, in the college had been asked to resign or be killed.
The girl student lodged a complaint with the police during the day naming a SFI leader.
East Midnapur Superintendent of Police Satyeswar Panda said the police had received the complaint and was looking into it.
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Students of a college in Nandigram on Saturday told a delegation sent by AICC General Secretary Rahul Gandhi that they were receiving threats allegedly from CPI(M)'s student wing and would be forced to take up arms if this did not stop.
Chhatra Parishad President Sourabh Chakrabarty, who was part of the 15-member team led by Observer Anand Pandey, told newsmen that the students of the college would be forced to take up arms if the threats from political rivals did not cease.
He said a girl student had been threatened with rape and murder and the general secretary of Chhatra Parishad, frontal wing of Congress, in the college had been asked to resign or be killed.
The girl student lodged a complaint with the police during the day naming a SFI leader.
East Midnapur Superintendent of Police Satyeswar Panda said the police had received the complaint and was looking into it.
Students of a college in Nandigram on Saturday told a delegation sent by AICC General Secretary Rahul Gandhi that they were receiving threats allegedly from CPI(M)'s student wing and would be forced to take up arms if this did not stop.
Chhatra Parishad President Sourabh Chakrabarty, who was part of the 15-member team led by Observer Anand Pandey, told newsmen that the students of the college would be forced to take up arms if the threats from political rivals did not cease.
He said a girl student had been threatened with rape and murder and the general secretary of Chhatra Parishad, frontal wing of Congress, in the college had been asked to resign or be killed.
The girl student lodged a complaint with the police during the day naming a SFI leader.
East Midnapur Superintendent of Police Satyeswar Panda said the police had received the complaint and was looking into it.
TOP STORIES:A time to talk: JNU's election season kicks off with GBMs
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A time to talk: JNU's election season kicks off with GBMs
By HT
Friday October 26, 12:45 AM
NOMINEES for Jawaharlal Nehru University's (JNU) student counsellor's post set forth their agendas at General Body Meetings (GBM) on Thursday, with the promise of reform and revolution.
The process began on Wednesday and will continue till Friday. The nominees would address the students of various schools in support of their candidature. In return the students would ask questions and demand answers from the candidates pertaining to their agenda, previous term performances and ideology.
"At the GBMs, the students get an opportunity to talk about their political agenda, discuss their previous term as councillors and defend their term in office. This is a great opportunity for the candidate to put his best foot forward," said Anand Pandey of National Students Union of India (NSUI). While most parties backed the fight against Special Economic Zones, many differed on the issue of the India-US civilian nuclear deal. While the right wing supporters reasoned that the deal was in the interest of the nation and is important for the growth and prosperity of the country.
A time to talk: JNU's election season kicks off with GBMs
By HT
Friday October 26, 12:45 AM
NOMINEES for Jawaharlal Nehru University's (JNU) student counsellor's post set forth their agendas at General Body Meetings (GBM) on Thursday, with the promise of reform and revolution.
The process began on Wednesday and will continue till Friday. The nominees would address the students of various schools in support of their candidature. In return the students would ask questions and demand answers from the candidates pertaining to their agenda, previous term performances and ideology.
"At the GBMs, the students get an opportunity to talk about their political agenda, discuss their previous term as councillors and defend their term in office. This is a great opportunity for the candidate to put his best foot forward," said Anand Pandey of National Students Union of India (NSUI). While most parties backed the fight against Special Economic Zones, many differed on the issue of the India-US civilian nuclear deal. While the right wing supporters reasoned that the deal was in the interest of the nation and is important for the growth and prosperity of the country.
NSUI angry on LTTE sympathaisers in JNU
Press Release
The National Students' Union of India (NSUI), 5-A, Raisina Road, New Delhi condemns DSU and Students' Liberation for glorifying notorious and banned terrorist organisation LTTE's leader S P Tamilselvan's death recently. Though the poster with the Tamilselvan's photograph dose not mention any of these organisations by name but the signaturiese all are confirmed members and contestants in this year's JNUSU elections from these outfits. s. Veeramani presidential candidate frome Students' Liberation, Ritpan Goswami and Sirohi Nandan for presidential and gen. Sec. candidate respectively from DSU.
LTTE is a world wide banned terrorist organisation fighting against the sovereignity of Sri Lanka and India . the organisation is responsible for assasination of Indian Prime Ministrer Rajiv Gandhi can not be praised like this publicly.
NSUI demands from the JNU administration to get these posters removed and met out punishment to these students or we warn of a students aggitation.
ANAND PANDEY
National Spokesperson, NSUI
The National Students' Union of India (NSUI), 5-A, Raisina Road, New Delhi condemns DSU and Students' Liberation for glorifying notorious and banned terrorist organisation LTTE's leader S P Tamilselvan's death recently. Though the poster with the Tamilselvan's photograph dose not mention any of these organisations by name but the signaturiese all are confirmed members and contestants in this year's JNUSU elections from these outfits. s. Veeramani presidential candidate frome Students' Liberation, Ritpan Goswami and Sirohi Nandan for presidential and gen. Sec. candidate respectively from DSU.
LTTE is a world wide banned terrorist organisation fighting against the sovereignity of Sri Lanka and India . the organisation is responsible for assasination of Indian Prime Ministrer Rajiv Gandhi can not be praised like this publicly.
NSUI demands from the JNU administration to get these posters removed and met out punishment to these students or we warn of a students aggitation.
ANAND PANDEY
National Spokesperson, NSUI
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