The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) General Secretary, Nidhi Tripathi, termed the January 5 violence at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) hostel campus a conspiracy strategised and planned well in advance. Tripathi termed the violence a “Naxal Attack” on JNU. The ABVP office bearer was addressing a press conference, on Monday, when she levelled some serious charges on the perpetrators of the JNU violence.
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Tripathi refuted the claims by leftist and Congress backed students’ union that the students staged protests against fee hike in the central government backed varsity. “It will be wrong to call the movement against fee hike, a student protest. It was a Naxal Attack on JNU,” claimed Tripathi in her press conference.
Press Release
Today ABVP conducted a press conference at the Press Club of India showing all the video evidences in which the leaders of the Left organizations are seen carrying sticks and stones in bulk. pic.twitter.com/De0BNK5xcP
— ABVP (@ABVPVoice) January 13, 2020
While ABVP office bearer made this sensational revelation, she also highlighted that the blue print of the January 5 JNU violence was designed on October 28, 2019. “Discussions are being held on JNU violence but it is restricted to January 5 only. It will have to be seen that the violence is not confined to January 5 only. It will have to be seen that what transpired on campus from October 28, 2019 to January 5, 2020,” Tripathi was quoted as saying in the press conference by news agency ANI.
Nidhi Tripathi, National General Secy, ABVP: It'll be wrong to call the movement against fee hike, a student protest. It was a naxal attack on JNU. It's script was written on 28 Oct 2019 & it culminated, through violence, on 5 Jan 2020 where blood was shed & limbs were broken. https://t.co/43GRdSzbUl
— ANI (@ANI) January 13, 2020
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Emphasizing strongly on her claims, Tripathi said that the “script” of the January 5 JNU violence was written on October 28, 2019. “It’s (JNU violence) script was written on October 28, 2019 and it culminated, through violence, on January 5 where the blood was shed and limbs were broken,” roared the ABVP General Secretary while putting forward her claims in the press conference.
A bloody violence took place in the JNU hostel campus allegedly by leftist students on the evening of January 5. The JNU Students’ Union (JNUSU) president, Aishe Ghosh, had alleged ABVP behind the violence, a claim refuted by ABVP. The investigation of the violent clash on January 5 in the JNU hostel campus is now carried out by the Delhi crime branch. The Delhi crime branch has been interrogating several students as well as teachers to identify the real cause behind the clash.
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