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Political Kashmir from Free Kashmir Posters- Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) Demonstrations continued till early Tuesday in Mumbai against violence in Mumbai
- Poster of 'Free Kashmir' in the hands of a student during protests There was a political uproar on social media
- Former Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis lashed out at Uddhav government, Congress's Sanjay Nirupam also questioned
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The protest continued till early Tuesday in Mumbai against the violence at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU). A large number of students agitated at the Gateway of India carrying posters in hand and raising slogans against violence. However, during this time, the poster of 'Free Kashmir' in the hands of a student created a political panic on social media. This poster was strongly criticized not only by BJP but also by Congress leaders. Former Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis lashed out at the Uddhav government and Congress leader Sanjay Nirupam also questioned.
In protest against the violence in JNU Poster of Free Kashmir former CM of Maharashtra Devendra Fadnavis raised the present government in the dock and raised questions. Fadnavis asked CM Uddhav Thackeray whether he tolerated the anti-free Kashmir India campaign. Devendra Fadnavis tweeted the video with the poster of 'Free Kashmir' and wrote, 'What is this performance? Why are slogans of free Kashmir being raised? How can we tolerate such separatist elements in Mumbai? '
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Fadnavis further wrote, 'Freedom gang raised slogans of Free Kashmir, 2 km from CM office. Uddhav ji are you tolerating the free Kashmir Anti India campaign under your nose? ' Let us tell you that on Sunday, some masked people attacked the students and teachers in the JNU campus. Protests against the attacks began on January 5 at the Gateway of India in Mumbai, which continued on Monday. During this time posters of Free Kashmir were also shown, which created a political uproar.
Congress leader Sanjay Nirupam also objected to this 'Free Kashmir' poster. He tweeted that such posters can discredit the student movement going on across the country. Nirupam said that the agitators have to be careful. What is meant by JNU violence independence of Kashmir. Sanjay Nirupam tweeted, 'Such posters can discredit the student movement going on across the country. The movement can be misleading. The agitators have to be careful. #JNUVoilence's relationship with Kashmir's independence? Who are these people? Who sent them to the gateway? It will be better, government should get it investigated.
Read: Demonstration on JNU violence, poster of 'Free Kashmir'
On Monday, a march was taken from Mumbai's Hutatma Chowk to Gateway to protest against the attack on JNU students. It was attended by students from IIT Bombay, Tata Institute of Social Science and many other educational institutions. Famous film personalities also appeared in the protests. Students involved in the demonstration said that today it happened with JNU, tomorrow it will happen to someone else and then it can happen to us. In such a situation, it is necessary to raise voice against it. During the rally, slogans of 'We want freedom' and 'dictatorship will not work' were raised.
Film personalities also reached the show
Hundreds of people joined the march on Monday evening from Hutatma Chowk led by the Joint Action Committee for Social Justice. After about an hour, the rally from Hutatma Chowk reached the Gateway of India. Apart from students, different social organizations, many celebrities from the film industry also attended the rally. Anubhav Sinha, Anurag Kashyap, Dia Mirza, Zoya Akhtar, Rahul Bose, Vishal Bhardwaj, Taapsee Pannu also reached the protest at the Gateway of India.
Left parties, student organizations held rallies in Odisha, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu
Left-wing activists and student organizations took to the streets on Monday in Odisha, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu against violence in JNU. In Bhubaneswar, protesters carried placards and banners with slogans like 'Stop hooliganism in JNU' and 'Save democracy'. They held rallies in various parts of the city and raised slogans against the BJP-led central government. Earlier in the day, Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik condemned the incident.
Various student organizations and youth organizations in Pune, Maharashtra demonstrated in front of Savitribhai Phule University of Pune to protest against the attack on students at JNU in Delhi. Maharashtra minister and Congress leader Vishwajit Kadam condemned the incident. Students in Tamil Nadu also condemned the JNU incident and demonstrated against it.
IIT-Madras students performed
Students of Indian Institute of Technology-Madras (IIT-M) and Madras University took to the streets on Monday to protest against JNU violence beating. "A group of students took out a procession in JNU against the Violence and Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA)," said a member of Chintabar, an IIT-M student organization. He said that the student group discussed what is happening in the country and JNU and immediately decided to hold a demonstration after that.
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