JNU student polls: ABVP under fire for inviting three CMs to campus

JNU student polls: ABVP under fire for inviting three CMs to campus The speak came 24 hours after JNU's election committee announced its time table for polls. Traditionally, elections in JNU are preceded by student establishments calling leaders from their figure political events for public meetings and talks on campus. On Tuesday, former Congress minister P Chidambaram gave a talk on 'Myth of improvement underneath the Modi regime' on campus, organised via NSUI. The SFI, too, had referred to as CPM General Secretary Sitaram Yechury for a communicate last week. However, different enterprises like AISA and DSF stated inviting elected representatives became a "blatant show of energy". "The ABVP-RSS-BJP in reality does now not believe its management and activists to win a debate in JNU. It has, consequently, resorted to campaigning like it's far a country/Lok Sabha election," stated DSF secretary Pratim Ghosal. Sucheta De, AISA national president, said, "If 3 CMs are coming to marketing campaign, it talks plenty approximately the sort of cash, mantri strength they are accomplishing." However, ABVP JNU president, Vijay Kumar, said there was not anything wrong with what they did. "If the Left and others can call their leaders, why can't we call three or maybe 50 chief ministers?" Dailyhunt https://itsmyurls.com/vijaygovindz