PaRCha - JNU - PSU SFR SCB - 2007 ID-67195
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On the eve of NUSU elections 2007-08 .
J 1110'2007 \\'e arc f:JCL'·to-l"ncc '' ith )L'I nnntha JNUSU elcl:tion. Pnmphkts, posters. door-to-door campaigns, class campaigns, rumor mongering. poliu~-.~tl ;uwl) "'s nl the 0/whus. personal slanders. h::tc!..-st::tbbings, slogan wars, <H.ln:naline rush etc. The same ., i'iion~ ft·om , isionat) · orgam~ations an in drrul~tion -SSS vision, SIS vision, SLL&CS vision, Jllamu's {)fwha vision cit'. ll' ems that thl'~l· ,wg,ulitntl,,ll" .Ill' :-.omc all-seeing. all-knowing beings lh~tt knuw nbsolutcly how to transform JNU (including Mao/It\ Dhaha) intu utupi.1. ..\nd \H' all t!O to cost our \'Oics knowing fully well th~ t not even hnlf of these 'visionary' pnm1i es will he fulfil led. :'\ot ""I~ thai. For the "hole year 10 come, student:, nill never have the opportunity to a~k the organizatious (nprcscnt:tti' cs from which gets clcncd to .JNUSU) thnf what happened to ~II fhcir promises. Again, \viii come lhe SchorJ\ GB~b wht:lt.' (\HI\ ~th.:r's Reports will be re:.~d c.md then ago in I he 01 ganitations wi ll ma"c n huge hallc1 so as to suppress the studen~' ~rittl:al \ \1t('t:-.. Further, the two dominant hegemonic left organizations ''ill keep slandel'ing about 'important' issue (lil,c .
" lu:-thcr the president is an ·absconder' o· the general secr-clat·y io; a 'spiuclcss habitual regretter'); will turn politics into ~oci:-tliZilliun h~ cn1pha~iF.ing 011 admission HSsiShlll CC and l<ecping new s tudents ns SRsffRs instead of politic<tlly engaging with them; "ill t.'ll<~ur·c ~y... tcmatica ll y th~t t the s tudents' voice~ remaiu unhe~u·cJ b) not oq~anizing GBMs and by their perennial propa g:ul(f<l "a ~: .111d IJ~ncc will nit ow noli tical space on a plath.:r lt'l t.:<lslctst. C011111llll1al, nght-wing organizations including lh1.. p::.~:ud,)-st:~o.td.lr un~. l'~l t.:tHlfronb thi<; ver) pessimistic campu~ st.:<..Ⓜ️ tt!'; .11lof yuu du. Yll "'~.: hn\<..: not lost hope \V~: hc:lte'e in rhc p10gt\:!,:-t\c-d~llhh.r.ttt.: L'tlm~ of tile campus, nn<.l know that <llong with th<..: common students, we c;1n rechtim our cekbrntcd cultua·t.' of radical rc'ii:-laun fn1111 the politic of socialization, slander a ud symiHIIi m. The ctho~ of substauce based upon critical political engagement instead of the politics of 1-l.cpt-) ou-m-m)·-room-o-pk:t!IC-\ otl·-for-my-organizatiou. .
In un..kr t ~l hutl<.l th~ll culturc ''c must reclnim the dctnocr:nic spacl.!s 111 the t.:amp11s. which th<..: hegemonic students' ~1rgrtntzat1ons hn'..; attemptl·d tu nwnnrlllltl.! amf swxcedcd c~1nsillcrably. Political rreedom is not onl) abl}Ul choostng JNUSU rcpres~ntativcs hut mor~ important(~'" ..tholll prn..t~ti,~ly participating in the political nr,)Ct:ss of deciding upon JNUSLJ's chnrter-of-dcmand. Organiz.ations Jrt.. not :,umc o.,up~m11· <~lltlwrllii.!S. ''hicll C~\1\ t~ll the students what tlwy \\anr and <.:an alsn provid~ ·visionary' solution~. Studcnl-:. knO\\ 'cr~ "ell \\ h,l t the~ w;lllt "hnt lh~) n~c:lrugglcs fought b) JNl ISl I i'> dut> to tht' fa~t thnt it i::. tmpO::.">iblc tu cn~urc ma::.s-parlltrug~lc l<.1r sonH.: list or ,lgcndas unle~s thm Illass m tmoh cd, rh~:lr p.trti(tpation is ensur~J .md upltdJ. 111 the 1\mnulnti<m 111 th.tt '..:r~ list of agcnd:1. \\'c h:n c to rise agaiu~t thb monopoli1alio11 of the demotratit space h~ thl''e hc~emonic s tudcnls' or~anit:ll ions and ti!!,ht for making the JNUSll politil·al prOl'CSS a dcmo<.Tatic :lnd participntory one .
\\\: 1\l!~d to ln-:,lll' lh~ bulning ISSU\.!!:i orcampus \.\'ithin the hroaJcr <;;OCill-politicalll~tl:'ltnics or our time Thc nnkl'J p.!r.ldlng of , j Dalll womJn in a lhl(-,u-r~mutl' 'illngc i.s not !:lociall) unconnected to tht: anll-rcs~.·nattonln:nl..y in our ll\\rt campus. 1 he CiuJ.II~It c.un.1gc i.s nut l111C(Ii111~o:ll\.:d tu !Ill' inudcnt t':..ual har.l~"llll'llt .tnJ \ iolen~c in uur ..:ampu~ .1rc ..,,, lf'l'J dt:fint:d ~nll pruJuc~.·c.l b~ th~! ...a me patriurchal lorces that makt: Dclhi thc lll\'l.st uusJfe 1.'ll) 1\.lt "umcn All th~sc "")('tal l:\ ~Ill' emerge frum the 'l·r: <.;;mH~ rL'grt.: .,~ i'..: <,ocial structures of ca~Lc, communal and patrion:h: th.tt underltc our soc1t:t). Without attacking rhcsc I'OO t ~trucfurcS illld Jl i 'OCC.\~CS, the C\'CIIlS C<lll 0111)' be tamed hut nul :\bolishcd. rht: llt?ll-liberal l'l'1.Hlllll1IC .lg~nJ:l Of prt\:l\ll,\tl\1!1 ofl'OUL'clll~'> ll.'llll'l-:. IS llOt \11\COilllt.:t.:ll!d (()the buii "itlt 2-h 7 IH.:alth t;1~ility. I hcv come ti·om the s.llnl1111ludtlil''-~utd let thlhl.!. \\IW ~:lllll >t :Jf!()rd. perish.\\ hell '"l' t~lk ,>l'nt:<l-ltb~:r;\lcLOnt)lllll" Jk)fic: 1..'r thl' re~tt:~SI\e Svl.t.\1 ~lntcturc~ <'r ~..·:htl'. l<ltlllllllllali<.,m :tnd patrian.:h). the) nrc nul :-.~lllH:tll1ng lt) he t.tll-.~d alhlllt tn lh\..'1..\r~ ;lnd f~ntgiH .1g.lin"t thrnugh pa111phlt:l\. ·1 he.' ;lrc the forcl''i that shape our very own campus life. The) dcridt how ~ccuretdi~nitied the liw' of Dl th~lll should \.:(liH.:rctcly rdkct the IIIIi!) ur t>ur tlleor~tkni-H.k~'l\lgic,d undcr!>l.IIH.hng gelltllg tt.lrl'll.ll~d 11110 cont:rl'!l.: ac1wn . l 'lllcv.; \\C do that. our '\'iSilinary' strugglt:c; agJinst LIS itnp~.:ri.tlt'-lll 11r right-\\illg lutltklmt:nt.tllslll \\Ill rclll.ll tl rt:~ll ictt.:d \\ ltftill th l.' O(JliiHI.Irie~ or thl' pamphlct::. and rhetorical ~(1l'I.'Chc.... .
\\e;: aspirc to dt.:t:l 'll\l'l~ dck~ll Lilt.: cast~.:ist Yl'l::. COilllllllll I hi-; fight fannot hl' fought s) ruholic:tll) agnin-.1 tht.' ntl'n' .
manifestation~ of thci.-politics of haired aud viulcnn: hut mu~ t be fought t.;Ub'llan ti:tll~ at the iuppos~dl) liglltill!;! .lgain"t thl·st: right-\\ ing forct.::.. lltmc\ cr hu\\'" .
how s~1nhul iL· the p<irll:lllh.'lll<.try lh.:getlltlllH.: lt:l't org ha~ been. l'hc: ~~~pons1htltt~ "upon .
us Ill tl''oi '>t .111d .1boli~ll '>llt.h t:H:-.!I:i... t. ~OillllllttHtl Ulhtnllts.tl :.truggk::. on th e sttcet~ as wdl ·"' .11 tilt.· .
rJculogt(:tlfc,t:l I hl\\L'\l'l. in ordc1 In d\..'~i._,i,dy ddi.!.tt the rigllt-,,i,,g llln.:l.!~ llll tilt: t.:ampu~ tit~: ht:g~:nHlll} ~>rtl\lls~ kit ~~tg;lllit;lltt'l\s .
mu.st abn be ~:h:tll1iti)':·.1~111.111\. .
rcdu~tion ufpulitt~'-itllu -.ut.:i:lli;ati<llllm:-. prmitk<.l place: for growth ~1f'right-wing rnr..:~s in thl.' ~~mpus \\'e aspire to build :t 'ihn1 n1 .
left opposition, to tlcnHJl'ratilc .JNllSll, lo politicize lhc ('H IIIJHI~ and ro rcvolutioni·lc the politks. lntluihlh 'l.indahad! .
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Reclaim the di..!Jlll.)l;ratic-progrcssiv~ e th os and the t:ulturt: nr re -;is ta i1 CI: in tiH: campus! .
S 111 ash t hc r ~.:gr ... ..,') i ' l' soc i:.11 h t r u <.: t u r 1.! s o r cas 1e. p a 1 rt u r c h) a 11 J c t) 111111 u n .tl i s Ill ! .
Dl!ci s in~l~ <kl'~o:a l t:<t'dcis t YFE. cu tnmun al /d3VP uttd psl'tt<.lo-secular NSll l! .
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Build a v ibrauf l ef t oppo s ition! .
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Avinash Pandey (Samar) for General Secretary Gaurav Sharma fnr SIS Co uncillor Sumandro Chattapadhyay for SSS Councillor .
~d.-l{ l'l\11 -...inj!h, Cou' cncr, ( '('(·, t'Sl ' '\d1a llui. Co-Con\ cnct', ( '('(', PSl .
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PaRCha - JNU - PSU SFR SCB - 2007 ID-67195
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On the eve of NUSU elections 2007-08 .
J 1110'2007 \\'e arc f:JCL'·to-l"ncc '' ith )L'I nnntha JNUSU elcl:tion. Pnmphkts, posters. door-to-door campaigns, class campaigns, rumor mongering. poliu~-.~tl ;uwl) "'s nl the 0/whus. personal slanders. h::tc!..-st::tbbings, slogan wars, <H.ln:naline rush etc. The same ., i'iion~ ft·om , isionat) · orgam~ations an in drrul~tion -SSS vision, SIS vision, SLL&CS vision, Jllamu's {)fwha vision cit'. ll' ems that thl'~l· ,wg,ulitntl,,ll" .Ill' :-.omc all-seeing. all-knowing beings lh~tt knuw nbsolutcly how to transform JNU (including Mao/It\ Dhaha) intu utupi.1. ..\nd \H' all t!O to cost our \'Oics knowing fully well th~ t not even hnlf of these 'visionary' pnm1i es will he fulfil led. :'\ot ""I~ thai. For the "hole year 10 come, student:, nill never have the opportunity to a~k the organizatious (nprcscnt:tti' cs from which gets clcncd to .JNUSU) thnf what happened to ~II fhcir promises. Again, \viii come lhe SchorJ\ GB~b wht:lt.' (\HI\ ~th.:r's Reports will be re:.~d c.md then ago in I he 01 ganitations wi ll ma"c n huge hallc1 so as to suppress the studen~' ~rittl:al \ \1t('t:-.. Further, the two dominant hegemonic left organizations ''ill keep slandel'ing about 'important' issue (lil,c .
" lu:-thcr the president is an ·absconder' o· the general secr-clat·y io; a 'spiuclcss habitual regretter'); will turn politics into ~oci:-tliZilliun h~ cn1pha~iF.ing 011 admission HSsiShlll CC and l<ecping new s tudents ns SRsffRs instead of politic<tlly engaging with them; "ill t.'ll<~ur·c ~y... tcmatica ll y th~t t the s tudents' voice~ remaiu unhe~u·cJ b) not oq~anizing GBMs and by their perennial propa g:ul(f<l "a ~: .111d IJ~ncc will nit ow noli tical space on a plath.:r lt'l t.:<lslctst. C011111llll1al, nght-wing organizations including lh1.. p::.~:ud,)-st:~o.td.lr un~. l'~l t.:tHlfronb thi<; ver) pessimistic campu~ st.:<..Ⓜ️ tt!'; .11lof yuu du. Yll "'~.: hn\<..: not lost hope \V~: hc:lte'e in rhc p10gt\:!,:-t\c-d~llhh.r.ttt.: L'tlm~ of tile campus, nn<.l know that <llong with th<..: common students, we c;1n rechtim our cekbrntcd cultua·t.' of radical rc'ii:-laun fn1111 the politic of socialization, slander a ud symiHIIi m. The ctho~ of substauce based upon critical political engagement instead of the politics of 1-l.cpt-) ou-m-m)·-room-o-pk:t!IC-\ otl·-for-my-organizatiou. .
In un..kr t ~l hutl<.l th~ll culturc ''c must reclnim the dctnocr:nic spacl.!s 111 the t.:amp11s. which th<..: hegemonic students' ~1rgrtntzat1ons hn'..; attemptl·d tu nwnnrlllltl.! amf swxcedcd c~1nsillcrably. Political rreedom is not onl) abl}Ul choostng JNUSU rcpres~ntativcs hut mor~ important(~'" ..tholll prn..t~ti,~ly participating in the political nr,)Ct:ss of deciding upon JNUSLJ's chnrter-of-dcmand. Organiz.ations Jrt.. not :,umc o.,up~m11· <~lltlwrllii.!S. ''hicll C~\1\ t~ll the students what tlwy \\anr and <.:an alsn provid~ ·visionary' solution~. Studcnl-:. knO\\ 'cr~ "ell \\ h,l t the~ w;lllt "hnt lh~) n~c:lrugglcs fought b) JNl ISl I i'> dut> to tht' fa~t thnt it i::. tmpO::.">iblc tu cn~urc ma::.s-parlltrug~lc l<.1r sonH.: list or ,lgcndas unle~s thm Illass m tmoh cd, rh~:lr p.trti(tpation is ensur~J .md upltdJ. 111 the 1\mnulnti<m 111 th.tt '..:r~ list of agcnd:1. \\'c h:n c to rise agaiu~t thb monopoli1alio11 of the demotratit space h~ thl''e hc~emonic s tudcnls' or~anit:ll ions and ti!!,ht for making the JNUSll politil·al prOl'CSS a dcmo<.Tatic :lnd participntory one .
\\\: 1\l!~d to ln-:,lll' lh~ bulning ISSU\.!!:i orcampus \.\'ithin the hroaJcr <;;OCill-politicalll~tl:'ltnics or our time Thc nnkl'J p.!r.ldlng of , j Dalll womJn in a lhl(-,u-r~mutl' 'illngc i.s not !:lociall) unconnected to tht: anll-rcs~.·nattonln:nl..y in our ll\\rt campus. 1 he CiuJ.II~It c.un.1gc i.s nut l111C(Ii111~o:ll\.:d tu !Ill' inudcnt t':..ual har.l~"llll'llt .tnJ \ iolen~c in uur ..:ampu~ .1rc ..,,, lf'l'J dt:fint:d ~nll pruJuc~.·c.l b~ th~! ...a me patriurchal lorces that makt: Dclhi thc lll\'l.st uusJfe 1.'ll) 1\.lt "umcn All th~sc "")('tal l:\ ~Ill' emerge frum the 'l·r: <.;;mH~ rL'grt.: .,~ i'..: <,ocial structures of ca~Lc, communal and patrion:h: th.tt underltc our soc1t:t). Without attacking rhcsc I'OO t ~trucfurcS illld Jl i 'OCC.\~CS, the C\'CIIlS C<lll 0111)' be tamed hut nul :\bolishcd. rht: llt?ll-liberal l'l'1.Hlllll1IC .lg~nJ:l Of prt\:l\ll,\tl\1!1 ofl'OUL'clll~'> ll.'llll'l-:. IS llOt \11\COilllt.:t.:ll!d (()the buii "itlt 2-h 7 IH.:alth t;1~ility. I hcv come ti·om the s.llnl1111ludtlil''-~utd let thlhl.!. \\IW ~:lllll >t :Jf!()rd. perish.\\ hell '"l' t~lk ,>l'nt:<l-ltb~:r;\lcLOnt)lllll" Jk)fic: 1..'r thl' re~tt:~SI\e Svl.t.\1 ~lntcturc~ <'r ~..·:htl'. l<ltlllllllllali<.,m :tnd patrian.:h). the) nrc nul :-.~lllH:tll1ng lt) he t.tll-.~d alhlllt tn lh\..'1..\r~ ;lnd f~ntgiH .1g.lin"t thrnugh pa111phlt:l\. ·1 he.' ;lrc the forcl''i that shape our very own campus life. The) dcridt how ~ccuretdi~nitied the liw' of Dl th~lll should \.:(liH.:rctcly rdkct the IIIIi!) ur t>ur tlleor~tkni-H.k~'l\lgic,d undcr!>l.IIH.hng gelltllg tt.lrl'll.ll~d 11110 cont:rl'!l.: ac1wn . l 'lllcv.; \\C do that. our '\'iSilinary' strugglt:c; agJinst LIS itnp~.:ri.tlt'-lll 11r right-\\illg lutltklmt:nt.tllslll \\Ill rclll.ll tl rt:~ll ictt.:d \\ ltftill th l.' O(JliiHI.Irie~ or thl' pamphlct::. and rhetorical ~(1l'I.'Chc.... .
\\e;: aspirc to dt.:t:l 'll\l'l~ dck~ll Lilt.: cast~.:ist Yl'l::. COilllllllll I hi-; fight fannot hl' fought s) ruholic:tll) agnin-.1 tht.' ntl'n' .
manifestation~ of thci.-politics of haired aud viulcnn: hut mu~ t be fought t.;Ub'llan ti:tll~ at the iuppos~dl) liglltill!;! .lgain"t thl·st: right-\\ ing forct.::.. lltmc\ cr hu\\'" .
how s~1nhul iL· the p<irll:lllh.'lll<.try lh.:getlltlllH.: lt:l't org ha~ been. l'hc: ~~~pons1htltt~ "upon .
us Ill tl''oi '>t .111d .1boli~ll '>llt.h t:H:-.!I:i... t. ~OillllllttHtl Ulhtnllts.tl :.truggk::. on th e sttcet~ as wdl ·"' .11 tilt.· .
rJculogt(:tlfc,t:l I hl\\L'\l'l. in ordc1 In d\..'~i._,i,dy ddi.!.tt the rigllt-,,i,,g llln.:l.!~ llll tilt: t.:ampu~ tit~: ht:g~:nHlll} ~>rtl\lls~ kit ~~tg;lllit;lltt'l\s .
mu.st abn be ~:h:tll1iti)':·.1~111.111\. .
rcdu~tion ufpulitt~'-itllu -.ut.:i:lli;ati<llllm:-. prmitk<.l place: for growth ~1f'right-wing rnr..:~s in thl.' ~~mpus \\'e aspire to build :t 'ihn1 n1 .
left opposition, to tlcnHJl'ratilc .JNllSll, lo politicize lhc ('H IIIJHI~ and ro rcvolutioni·lc the politks. lntluihlh 'l.indahad! .
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Reclaim the di..!Jlll.)l;ratic-progrcssiv~ e th os and the t:ulturt: nr re -;is ta i1 CI: in tiH: campus! .
S 111 ash t hc r ~.:gr ... ..,') i ' l' soc i:.11 h t r u <.: t u r 1.! s o r cas 1e. p a 1 rt u r c h) a 11 J c t) 111111 u n .tl i s Ill ! .
Dl!ci s in~l~ <kl'~o:a l t:<t'dcis t YFE. cu tnmun al /d3VP uttd psl'tt<.lo-secular NSll l! .
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Build a v ibrauf l ef t oppo s ition! .
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Avinash Pandey (Samar) for General Secretary Gaurav Sharma fnr SIS Co uncillor Sumandro Chattapadhyay for SSS Councillor .
~d.-l{ l'l\11 -...inj!h, Cou' cncr, ( '('(·, t'Sl ' '\d1a llui. Co-Con\ cnct', ( '('(', PSl .
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