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This is an archive article published on March 11, 2016

Outfits join hands against ABVP seminar at the Chaudhary Charan Singh University

'The aim of the seminar is to inform students about the facts that the media has not highlighted so far,' Sanjeet Singh Patel, who belongs to the ABVP, claimed.

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YOUTH WING of the ruling Samajwadi Party and a Dalit outfit have come out in strong protest against a proposed seminar of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad at the Chaudhary Charan Singh University (CCSU) campus, asserting that they would not allow the ABVP “to saffronise the educational institutions in the state”.

Though its seminar titled ‘Rohith Vemula aur Kanhaiya Ka Sach’, proposed to be held on the university’s premises on March 16, the RSS’s student wing wants to “bring out the truth” in the matters involving Rohith Vemula, the Hyderabad research scholar who committed suicide, and Kanhaiya Kumar, the JNU’s students union president charged of sedition and currently out on bail.

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“The aim of the seminar is to inform students about the facts that the media has not highlighted so far. We are not going to do anything wrong there,” CCSU students’ union president Sanjeet Singh Patel, who belongs to the ABVP, claimed.

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Assertions, however, have been made that the proposed seminar is the ABVP’s attempt to turn the university campus into a stronghold of a “particular political ideology”.

“This would not be tolerated at any cost. Members of the ABVP will not be allowed to enter the campus of any university here over matters involving Vemula or Kanhaiya. We will not allow the saffronisation of the campus anywhere in the state,” said Rajdeep Vikalp, an activist of the SP’s youth wing Samajwadi Yuvjan Sabha and former president of the CCSU students’ union. The SYS has got support from Bhartiya Dalit Adhikar Manch, which termed both the ABVP and the BJP as “anti-Dalit”.

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