Photographs of weapons in DUSU office, ABVP leader Amit Tanwar also seen

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The photographs were of an event held in the DUSU office Sunday in the memory of former ABVP leader and Amit’s cousin, Pradeep Tanwar. University rules state carrying of, use of, or threat of use of any weapons amount to “acts of gross indiscipline”.

Tanwar said the weapons belonged to security officers of a politician from UP. “The guns don’t belong to me. They belong to PSOs of a politician who came for the service. I don’t know who he is or his name,” he added. The photographs were shared on Tanwar’s Facebook page Sunday. They were deleted Monday.

The NSUI is planning a protest march against Tanwar and ABVP Tuesday. “This is the first time that such indiscipline has been observed inside the DUSU office,” said Vivekanand Pathak, national secretary, NSUI.

The university is yet to receive a complaint in the matter. The University Proctor, also the staff adviser for DUSU, could not be contacted despite attempts.