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other massive malpractices in this year's admission process in our university. We congratulate the student community .
for turning up in large numbers in the Protest Demonstration today afternoon at ad block. The councillors of the JNUSUj Friends, . .
Braving the administrative authority and betrayal of the JNUSU leadership, the struggle against seat-cuts and .
However, the administration chose to maintain its insensitive approach on the genuine demands placed by the .
today met the administration and raised serious questions on the entirely flawed admission process in our campus. .
instead of an 18% increase. The only forum ·where this issue can be addressed is the standing committee on .
The councillors argued that the new system of admi~ston policy is flawed because it is leading to a decline in seats .
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a fait accompli. Therefore, it is necessary to convene a standing committee meeting on admissions bef..:>re the final admissions but unlike the old system where the standi.ng committee used to be called after the first phase of .
after all the admissions were over. Any discrepancies in the fulfillment of seats, quota in that case would have become admissions ~generally held on the 6111 August), under the new system, the standing committee would have been called .
date is over so that further lists can be brought out to address the discrepancies. After consistent pressure, the .
August. This is very important in the context that there is complete opacity baing maintained in the entire admission process. However, on the rest of the demands, the administration remained completely non.-committal. .
councillors forced the administration to advance the Standing Committee meeting on admissions to 11th .
On Seat-Cuts: While the JNUSU councillors argued that there have been drastic seat cuts in various centres. the the BA programme are all illegal! This whole logic of legal tenability is nothing but a subterfuge that the administrationadministration did not budge from its position. The administration argued that the offer can not be the legal basis for .
done on the basis of the old system of offers. So does the administration mean to say that the admissions this year to increasing the seats. That is a very skewed logic because the admissions for the BA programme this year are being .
is seeking to endorse the seat cuts. The JNUSU Councillors pointed out that despite the bogus claims of seat increase, there have been seat cuts in the university. This was illustrated from the fact that while 680 students had joined various .
OBC Reservation: While the 27% OBC reservation has been bulldozed by the administration in our university with the M.Phii!Ph.D programmes in JNU in 2007, the maximum of those who can join this year has been reduced to 663, thus .
leading to a deficit of at least 17 students straight away. .
ful.l complicity of the JNUSU leadership, even lhe 12% reservation promised has not been fulfilled in true letter and spirit. In many centres like ZHCES and MA CHS, no OBC candidates hcwe been admitted this yam. The Councillors .
countered the administration with facts, after which they opined that consultations with legal experts would be undertaken and the conclusions r&ached would be brought to light. However. we believe that such actions of the administration are time-taking and keeping in mind the urgency of the situation, the OBC reservation has to be .
implemented in all centres. This means that the administration has to bring out OBC lists in centres where no OBC .
candidate has been selected. .
PH Reservation: It is highly condemnable that the 3% PH reserJation was taken away in JNU in this year's .
Hence, there is an immediate need to correct this short-fall and additional lists have to be brought out to accommodate was brought out of 31 students. However, given this year's total admissions. the total PH candidates should be 56. .
admissions. But after a wide-scale protest by the differently abled students and larger student community, a new list .
Waiting List for MA Urdu: It is indeed very surprising that in CIL, no waitinp list has been brought out for the MA .
more candidates from the PH category. .
bring out a waiting list. Even today, they stuck to their position that the eligibility criterion had not been fulfilled. We programme in Urdu. Even after repeated interventions by the JNUSU Councillors. the administration has refused to refuse to accept such fictitious logic of the administration and demand that a waiting list be brought out in MA Urdu. sharper. This requires rock-solid unity among all sections of the student community. However. it is highly unfortunate With the last date of admission process fast approaching on 141h August, it is highly important that the struggle against The administration, like previous occasions has refused to heed to any of these genuine demands of the students. all these serious discrepancies in our socially-sensitive admission process is further strengthened and be made that at such a critical time, the JNUSU leadership and the organization leading it has been functioning as the .
spokespersons of the administration. They are working overtime to confuse the student community, thus weakening .
intensify our struggle by starting an indefinite hunger strike from today to ensure that the following demands are met: the struggle against such anti-student measures. Given the adamancy of the administration, we have decided to .
1. There should be 18% seat increase over the number of students who joined last year in all the centres. .
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Mantar on 27 December 2010, continuing the movement crackdowns on students, ran dubious campaigns against.
until his release. proper implementation of OBC reservation and reduced.
politics to one of slander and personalized attacks..
JNUSU Election and the Struggle Against the.
Lyngdoh Recommendations : We have seen this.
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Throughout the protracted struggle against Lyngdoh, AISA · When they never worked to restore the deprivation points.
has played a leading role - whether it is mobilizing students, in JNU's admission, which stood scrapped during 1983-.
or public opinion, or funds. This struggle has been fought 93, despite the fact that it was SFI which led JNUSUs.
against all odds. The casteist and anti-democratic Youth for most of the terms during this period.
for Equality (YFE) has openly defied JNU's cherished.
processes of democratic decision-making - they refused to · When they championed the opening of the Nestle outlet.
participate in UGBMs, and instead routinely ran to the JNU in this campus in 2004-05 and defended it till the last,.
administration and to the Supreme Court to scuttle campus.
democracy at every stage. · When they betrayed the struggle for minimum wages.
in 2006-07 by demanding punitive action on protesting.
SFI, which has a national position in favour of students and striking workers,.
the Lyngdoh committee report, boycotted several of.
JSC's initiatives - like the national convention for campus · In their total abstinence from the struggle for the.
democracy and the Night Vigil in 2009. In 2010, SFI led an correct implementation of OBC reservations and.
opportunist bandwagon of forces demanding that we should against the illegal cut-off criterion imposed by the JNU.
defy the SC stay order. Had this position not been defeated Administration, and.
at a UGBM held in February 2010, our ongoing case against.
the Lyngdoh recommendations in the SC would have been · By their silence on the recent moves of the government.
severely weakened. The interim application submitted after to further commercialize and privatize education..
the Feb 2010 UGBM accompanied by the negotiations with.
Amicus Curie became the basis for the 8 Dec 2011 SC order, Like its parent party CPI(M), which has been driven out.
paving the way for the present JNUSU elections. of power in West Bengal and Kerala as a result of Singur.
and Nandigram and steady compromises on the issues of.
And over the past few months, we have also seen the day, SFI too has no moral authority left to talk about.
so called "democratic" and "radical" forces like DSU also any substantial issues of politics and student interests..
undermining the platform of the UGBM by shamefully As a result, most of their time is engaged in vitriolic,.
refusing to accept UGBM mandates. They are desperate personalized slander against AISA and its activists. In.
to create a "more radical that thou" ELECTION AGENDA fact, far from confronting the right-wing and administrative.
for themselves! In the process, DSU simply refused to assaults, it is anti-AISAism which has become the sole.
acknowledge the adverse impact of a long-term suspension plank of SFI's politics..
of JNUSU and elected student representation..
DSU, which supports the anarchist-militarist Maoist.
Other organizations stream is only interested in empty `radical' phrase-.
mongering and mindless targeting of AISA by hook or crook,.
Where AISA has sought to articulate and fight for a desperate to prove itself `more radical than thou'..
radical, pro-student, pro-people vision of politics on this.
campus, there exist other student groups with political It is indeed interesting, that both these so-called.
agendas quite removed from ours. `left' organistions - SFI and DSU- far from engaging.
in or enriching any creative democratic politics, are.
Take the ABVP. Its activists have repeatedly engaged obsessed with anti-AISA-ism in all their stances. Their.
in acts of violence, lumpenism, and venomous communal hostile role against AISA for years on the `cut-off' struggle.
campaigns. They have shown a complete absence of for proper implementation of OBC reservation is the one of.
concern for genuine student issues. They have openly and the most recent examples of their blind anti-AISA obsession..
wholeheartedly supported the Sangh Parivar's pogrom of.
terror, rape, and have tried to turn JNU into a laboratory for Challenges Ahead.
their hate campaigns against Muslims..
We are right now at a juncture when the elected JNUSU.
YFE was born in the wake of OBC reservations with must ensure broader mobilisation against Lyngdoh.
the single point agenda to spread casteist frenzy against recommendations and in defenceof campus democracy. For.
social justice. Subsequently, with the implementation of OBC a long time, we have been demanding reduction of weightage.
reservation, most of its cadres have returned to their original of viva marks in JNU admission process, to stall the possibility.
home of ABVP. But given its deeply reactionary character, of discrimination and subjective biases. Also ensuring hostel.
YFE continues to invent one devious means or the other to facilities, enhancement of MCM and other scholarships/.
scuttle EVERY democratic aspiration and institution of the fellowships, resisting fee hikes and commercialisation drives.
JNU student community, be it UGBM or JNUSU election. - several such struggles lay ahead..
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The NSUI generally remains silent and absent, By resisting attacks, by imagining new futures, and.
occasionally arousing itself to welcome Congress leaders.
or defend the UPA Government's assault on lives and institutionalizing progressive changes, AISA has evolved.
livelihoods..
and articulated a radical and creative vision of politics in.
On this campus and beyond, SFI has become.
a spokesperson for the politics of displacement and JNU. It has played a vanguard role in addressing the burning.
corporatization. They stood by the administration in.
questions of our time. We need to build a strong, robust resistance.
Akbar, President, AISA, JNU.
to assaults on student rights and campus democracy; we need to.
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defend the spirit of JNUSU which is committed to struggle for a.
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secular, democratic, socially-inclusive and gender-sensitive JNU.
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Sandeep Saurav, Gen.Secy., AISA,JNU 4.
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Students Vigilance Forces JNU Administration To bring Out Second List .
Immediately after the M.Phrl. results were declared, JNUSL:J pointedout the non-fulfilme-nt of legally mandated reservations in ~eve.ral centres. After.the JNUSU's protest on 27 July and persistent intervention, the· .a~ministr~tion.has r~leased th·e ~nd list for.M~Phil admjss!an~Jast-n!gl)t. The process of bringing out .
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·JNUS(j has ptovide·d severarsuggestioris for fulfilling reserved categ.ofy seats.a-nd we h~vebeen.~ommunicated .
that many of these suggestions have been implemented towards making this a~ditionallist. .
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However, the high weightage ofviva marks remains a crucial structural block, whereby lot ofstudents .
from deprived background continue to be awarded low.marks and denied admission on the plea of .
'non..fulfilment' of -eligibHty criteria.·So redottioh·of.. weightage of viva-marks remains an important .
are of struggle. Right now, JNUSU is engaged in a difficult battle to remove this structural obstacle that has .
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remained embedded in JNU's admission system for·years now. We-have-already informed the student .
community about the debates and-l-atest developments of the 1 Aug Viva-Marks Committee meeting. JNUSU .
is committed to carry forward the struggle for reduction of 'll!eightage of viva-marks to its logical .
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concrusion. .
We _appe~l to the student community to rebuff all administrative machinatio11s and other atte.mpts to disrupt students~ unity and atso to strengthen the JNUSU's efforts in the protracted struggle to ensure social justice and students~ rights in the)NU admission process. . .
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J-nusu Unite To Ensure Social Justice and Reduction of Weightage of Viva Marks! 5. 8. 12 Defeat Art Divisive Attempts To Weaken the Struggle and Bolsterthe Administration!! .
As soon as the admission list was published on 24'" of July, the JNUSU has informed the student community about the .
non-fulfilment of mandated reservation and immediately registered 1ts protest to the administration. on the very next day .
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i.e. 25" of Jut~. 0 n 2 7 of July, the J N U SU mobiIi sed the students for a Prot est Dem onstration in front ofAd 81ock where the demands for fulfilment of mandated reservation and expedili ng the process of the committee for reviewing the weightage of viva-voce were the central agenda. During the protest J N U SU had demanded certain , , chani sm s tobe applied to fulfi I r:eservation. It, was only after JNUSU's persistent intervention that the adm1nistrat10n ag; .::! to bring out a fresh list of .
candidates for tfie unfulfilled seats in different centres On 3" and 4" of august fresh lisr.s have -Orne out. .
In the 1st round lists (covering all programmes and centres), there was a total deficit of 7, OBC seats, 47 SC .
seats, 20 ST seats and 17 PH seats_ In the new 2nGf couo.Q_.oJ lrsts .
·in M.Phif : UR~14, SC-7, ST-14, OBC-15. PH-2 candidates /lave been offered (:]d,rJ.SSIOi' .
-Sirl)ilarfy i~ BAand MA: 142-UR, 56-SC, 23-ST, 74-0BC and 10-PH candidates have been offered admission. .
The newlists werereleased based on 2 criteria: fulfiIImq the m a"datedjntake/offer !1'l.C!de<!_int[leAC meeling of 19 March .
20,1·2. and also fulfilling mandated reservations. .
However,_the high weightage ofviva marks remains a crucial structural block in M.Phit admissions, wheeby lot ofstUdi!nts from deprived background continue to be awarded tow marks and denied admission on the plea of 'non-fulfilment' ofeligibilty criteria of36 marks (for M.Phil) fixed by the Supreme Court. As JNUSU has repeatedly been Pointing out, the high weightage in viva voce 1s being used to deny admiSSion and remams a tool of.subjective biases.
and discrimination. .
We are in the midst of a difficult struggle against this. JNUSU n~s already nworted (leaflet dt 2 Aug 2012) the .
advances £Ylade in the 1st August Viva Marks Committee meetin~, whereby its report will be sent to all centres. .
Inthe days to come, we will have to continue the struggle to bring f acultt of all centres 1n support of the issue, and to resist .
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the vested lobbies that are opposed to social inclusion .
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remain vacant, and government "recruitment" boards and commissions have been sacrificed to irregularities and corruption..
This is the true picture of today's unemployment-ridden India. .
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In India, 50% of the population lacks basic education and 90% of the youth is deprived of higher education. And.
what do our governments do to address this serious problem? .
The farcical "Right to Education" Act was passed, which is nothing but a cruel joke in the name of .Qenuine right to.
education. This bill allows primary education to pass into the hands of the private sector, and absolves the private sector.
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of any responsibility of ensuring education. Kapil Sibal has several bills for higher education (the Foreign Universities Bill,.
the Private Universities Bill, the Educational Tribunals Bill etc). All these legislations are also an open invitation for unregulated.
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commercialization, privatization, massive fee hikes and user charges for basic requirements like water and electricity and.
rewriting of curricula to suit private players. Not just this, these legislations (if passed) will bid an OFFICIAL goodbye.
to reservations, social justice and inclusion in higher education. .
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At the same time, weapons like the lyngdoh Committee recommendations are being used to suppress democratic.
activities and student unions in campuses. .
Today we have a government which gives a tax con.~esslon·of sii:ikh ·~ro;~ rupees to corporate houses annually in the.
budget and facilitates the loot of natural resources. This same government does not provide basic education and employment.
with dignity to the students and youth of this country. How do the powers-that-be manage to implement these bizarre and.
anti-people policies, and preside over this regime of corporate loot? Clearty, aided by a long stream Qf draconian laws and.
measures. AFSPA, the Chhattisgarh State Public Security Act, the UAPA, Operation Green Hunt, Salwa Judum.
-are all being used to target people's movements and genuine democratic aspirations. .
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In this situation students and youth must come out on the streets to ~trengthen the struggle for their rights to education.
and employment and for an end to corruption. All India Students' Association(AISA) and Revolutionary Youth.
Association(RYA) have drawn up a Charter of Student-Youth Campaign for Employment-Education and Democracy to.
moblise students and youths for a country-wide struggle. .
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STUDENT-YOUTH CHARTER OF RIGHTS .
RIGHT TO EMPLOYMENT CHARTER .
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Employment with dignity should be given the status of a fundamental right by the C~ntral.govemment. Make an.
Employment Guarantee Scheme for urban areas. .
2. Unemployed youths above the age of 25 should be given respectable unemployment allowances by every State .
government. .
3. All workers under contractual or honorary basis should be immediately regularized as permanent workers..
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Make Commissions and Boards formed for giving employment regular and transparent. Fill vacant posts immediately..
RIGHT TO EDUCATION CHARTER .
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Scrap the current Right to Education law which denies the principle of right to basic education and encourages theprivatization and commercialization of education. Bring a new Right to Education bill based on "common school.
system"! .
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2. Immediately repeal the Private Universities Bill, Foreign Universities Bill along with all the bills proposed in Parliament.
by the MHRD, which clear the way for privatization of education and corporate loot. Repeal the recommendationsof the Lyngdoh Commission, which are against the principles of democracy and conduct Students' Union electionsaccording to democratic procedures on all campuses. .
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Make laws at Centre and State levels to regulate and monitor the exorbitant fees structures, admission processes,.
evaluation processes and administration of all primary to higher educational private and semi-goverrment institutions.Guarantee the implementation of reservation in educational institutions, ensure democracy, transparency andremoval of all discrimination! .
DEMOCRATIC RIGHTS CHARTER AGAINST CORRUPTION AND CORPORATE LOOT .
1. Scrap the government Lokpal draft. Pass an effective Jan Lokpal Bill which brings the army, judiciary, NGOs, PM,.
MPs and ministers in its ambit. Make the structure of the Lokpal socially inclusive and democratic. Repeal the.
privatization and new economic policies basically responsible for corruption! .
2. Stop giving tax concessions to corporate houses. Scrap the policies which facilitate the privatization and corporateloot of land, minerals, water, coal, seeds, spectrum and other natural resources. Declare all natural resources tobe national wealth! .
3. Repeal repressive laws such as AFSPA, UAPA and the Sedition Act which have been made to suppress democraticmovements and protest. .
Today students, youth and the working class all over the world including in the US, Greece, Chile, London and France.
have come out on the streets to protest against the pro-corporate economic policies and to fight for the basic rights to .
education, employment and health. In our own country, too, it is high time the ruling classes are confronted.
with the agenda of students and youth, through a powerful country-wide campaign. W e appeal to you to join.
the campaign. And on the historic Quit India day, August 9th 2012, we call upon you to join students and youth from.
across the country in a March to Parliament against the rulers of today! Let us break the barricades of.
corruption, and launch a sustained struggle to secure our right to education and employment.
as fundamental rights! .
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Akbar, President, AISA, JNU Piyush, Vice-President. AISA,JNU .
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I Friends,Continuing with their time tested strategy of attacking democratic institutions, the SFI has again.
resorted to misrepresentation of the recent Supreme Court verdict banning capitation fee. .
It is obvious that.
either the SFI leadership lacks the.intellectual cap~bility ~o interp~et the verd.ict, or the~ are doing it consciously to mislead the student commumty through the1r m1smformat1on campa1gn. The1r white lies like "Thejudgement seeks to do '!way wit~ ~hatever little ~ontrol the gover,nments have over the ~apidly.
flourishing private educational inst1tut1ons have the nght to set up thear own fee structure without the J ....
government s having any say i~ ~he matte~.. (Last night SFI pamphlet)" clearly shows their eagerness to.
emulate Arundhati Roy in undennmmg the leg1t1macy of Supreme Court..
The salient features of the recent Supreme Court judgement in the 'TMA Pai Vs. State of Kamataka' -A' case can be mentioned as below:-.
1) Educational institutions are established for charitable purposes and therefore, there can be no scope forcharging capitation fee for profiteering. Government should consider canceling the affiliation of.
institutions indulging in such practices.2) Determination of management quota in private professional institutions including the minorityinstitutions should be done by a four-member committee headed by a retired High Court Judge.3) The fee structure of the colleges also must be scrutinized by a committee headed by a retired HighCourt judge. .
The committee should consist of a chartered accountant, a doctor or an engineer,.
secretary of medical education or technical education depending upon the nature of the college and an.
eminent personality of the state..
4) Each institution can have separate fee structure. But it should be commensurate with the infrastructure.
salary paid to the staff and investments made for the future.5) The fee structure will remain valid for 3 years and the institution can approach the committee forrevision after three years.6) The institutions can collect the fee for one semester or at the most one year and they cannot collect thefees for the entire course at a time.7) Even for admission under the management quota, a common entrance test should be held.8) The inter se merit should not be ignored under the management quota.9) The seats falling vacant under the management quota would be filled up by the students passing the CET conducted by the respective state governments.10) The state government should enact appropriate legislations to give effect to the judgement and till such.
time the directions of the Court would be operative under Act 141 of the Constitution. .
The judgement has answered most of the demands raised by ABVP in the wake of the different interpretationsof the earlier judgement made by the private managements to suit their own interests. The direction of theCourt regarding the setting up of two committees headed by retired High Court judges to monitor admissionquota and fee structure are particularly.significant. .
It may be recalled that massive student agitations were held in the states of Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh,.
Kerela, Tamil Nadu and Maharastra under the leadership of ABVP demanding effective measures for protectingstudent interests and preventing exploitation and profiteering by greedy and unscrupulous managements. .
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Further ABVP had also pleaded before the High Courts and the Supreme Court through imp leading -'applications. --j .
The judgement has emphatically rejected the claim of the minority and unaided educational institutions that they.
have unfettered rights in the matter of admission and fee structure. .
Considering the fact that the five judge bench had a limited scope of interpreting and removing the ambiguities.
pertaining to the earlierjudgement of the large bench, the present judgement may be regarded as a triumph for ... .
the recent struggle earned by ABVP to protect student interest. But ABVP is of the opinion that 50:50 fonnula.
prescrtbed by the Supreme Court for current year may be relevant for the states where the admission processhas not started. In those states, where admission process has already commenced on the basis of agreedratios the position should not be disturbed. The state governments should ~ake steps to ensure that theadmission remain unaffected and the students interests are safeguarded. .
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The state units of ABVP will prevail upon the state government in this respect. The state units will also take.
ln~atlve to see that the necessary materials imputs are brought up before the two committees so that they canamve at proper decision regarding admission quota and fee structure. .
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Rs 3000/ 5000 scholarships for M.Phil/ Ph.D students. Rallying in one go. But the MHRD rejected JNU's proposal, insisting.
students from within the campus as well as from Central Uni- that OBC reservations and concomitant seat increase must be.
versities across the country, JNUSU led a massive protest implemented in a staggered manner. This rejection emboldened.
demonstration on 29th November which forced the UGC to the anti-reservation forces within JNU, particularly within the.
withdraw its stalling order. Administration. Raising its voice against this unfavourable tide,.
JNUSU struggled to secure 12% OBC reservations while.
The prolonged and insensitive delay in the disbursal of under MHRD's directive only 9% OBC reservations is being.
RGNF was resolutely opposed by JNUSU. Following JNUSU's implemented in campuses throughout the country..
protest actions, the Administration was forced to release orders.
for all pending RGNF JRF disbursals at the increased rate and However, the emboldened anti-reservation forces in the ad-.
agreed to the immediately form the mandatory committees for ministration tried all tactics to impede, hinder and delay the proper.
upgradation from JRF to SRF. implementation of reservations. The JNU VC misled the AC by.
arguing that since reservations had now crossed the 50% bar,.
Many matters concerning fellowships -- the increase of PH reservation would be implemented in a horizontal [and thus.
MCM to Rs.2500 per month and the income cap for availing restricted manner]. Against this blatant illegality, JNUSU raised.
MCM to Rs 2.5 lakhs per annum, raising the Rs 3000/5000 the concerns of PH students and forced the administration.
fellowship for all M.Phil/Ph.D. scholars to Rs.5000/8000 to come out with a new list. When the M.Phil viva lists were.
per month, ensuring timely disbursal of RGNF, and en- released, the cut-off marks for OBC students were kept the same.
suring financial assistance for PH students, corpus fund as that of general students, in gross violation of the law. Again,.
for smooth disbursal of CSIR fellowships --- are ongoing JNUSU intervened and forced the administration to bring out a.
arenas of struggle. fresh list of OBC students..
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Against corporatization of the campus Finally, in a wilful violation of even the MHRD directives,.
the JNU administration wrongly applied the relaxation of cut-.
Over the years, through its presence in JNUSU, AISA has off marks for OBC students, thereby leading to the non-fulfil-.
fought resolutely against the corporatization of campus spaces. ment of the OBC quota. JNUSU exposed the administration's.
In the movement against Nestle in 2004-05, the students of JNU deceit and launched a12-day indefinite hunger strike. As a.
proclaimed that shops and spaces should be allotted to socially result of this agitation, the administration was forced to provide.
deserving sections rather than corporate interests. JNUSU its position in writing, something they had earlier refused.
to do. It was also compelled to constitute two committees to look.
This year, the administration tried to separate shop into the issue of non-fulfilment of OBC seats as well as gross.
allotment from the Campus Development Committee. Such anomalies in the 2008 admission process. Importantly, the.
a move was intended to open the doors for corporatization administration agreed that those seats remaining unfilled.
and corruption in shop allotment in a fast-expanding campus. this year would be carried over to next year's admissions,.
JNUSU opposed this proposal, mobilizing students, teachers as a one-time measure..
and karamcharis against this threat to JNU's socially sensitive.
shop-allotment policy. As a result, the administration was forced JNUSU has expanded this struggle into further arenas. De-.
to withdraw the proposal. tailed representations were submitted to the UGC and MHRD..
A massive public meeting with legal experts and faculty mem-.
Expediting the construction of hostels bers exposed the JNU Administration and endorsed JNUSU'S.
position..
It is the responsibility of the university to ensure that all those.
who come to study receive accommodation and other facilities A consistent resistance to fascist forces.
free of hassles. But this year, as the university expanded, stu-.
dents have faced many difficulties. Women students, in particu- At the present juncture, when various political forces have.
lar, have confronted the slow allotment and non-availability of been creating an embedded communal commonsense, JNUSU.
hostels. Against the administration's insensitive approach, the has mobilized students to speak out against communal logic, the.
JNUSU has forced measures to remedy the situation. As a communalisation of culture and the witch hunting of minorities..
result, several dormitories have been opened and TR/SR/.
NR facilities have expanded beyond earlier restrictions. The In campus, the ABVP which has shown no commitment to.
building of Koena hostel must be expedited, and JNUSU any student issue has engaged in a vicious campaign to inflame.
insisted that the planning and construction of another new the campus with its communal venom and divide the student.
hostel must start immediately, so that this situation does community. In October last year, a Ph.D student from Lohit hos-.
not recur next year. tel belonging to the minority community was beaten up by the.
ABVP's goons. On the night of the JNUSU Presidential Debate.
Expansion of Health Centre is a pressing need of the on 31st October, ABVP lumpens engaged in wholesale violence..
JNU community. Due to consistent efforts of JNUSU, several The tent was torn down, stones pelted, and candidates as well.
specialists have been appointed, but the health centre is yet as EC members assaulted. While the ABVP publicly defended.
to become round-the -clock. During the UGC team's visit for the its activities, the JNU administration refused to take suo.
XIth Plan, JNUSU forced a survey of the Health Centre by the moto cognizance, thus making clear the indulgent attitude.
team and presented a detailed expansion plan. of the JNU Administration towards these communal forces..
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Correct implementation of OBC reservation At each step, JNUSU has mobilized the student community.
against the ABVP. In the Lohit Hostel case, the administration.
In 2007, the OBC reservation bill became a law. Almost was forced to take action against the culprits in December..
immediately, its implementation was stalled by the anti-res- Through repeated protest demonstrations, the administra-.
ervation forces. AISA's Office-bearers in JNUSU, took the tion was forced to set up an independent enquiry to look into.
protest to the streets. Within the campus, AISA opposed the ABVP's violence during the Presidential Debate. Based on.
YFE every inch of the way, insisting that JNU could never hundreds of student depositions and other evidences, the Prof..
be their domain. In April 2008, the Supreme Court finally ruled Shankar Basu Committee report has unequivocally identified.
in favour of OBC reservation, though its judgement does not the miscreants and also asked that adequate action be taken..
lack inconsistencies. However, in refusing to take action against ABVP on the basis of.
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time. The DSF lists this as their achievement, remaining silent on the fact that DSF Councillors nominated by theJNUSU President as representatives in the EOO never showed up for the job. So, during the admission process,the EOO had no option but to contact the JNUSU Joint Secretary, who then worked as the JNUSU representative.
in the EOO. Through his efforts, a significant change in the admission procedure for physically challenged.
verification by a Medical Board in the JNU Health Centre. And since the concerned board in the Health Centre students was ensured this year. Till last year, PH students seeking admission in JNU had to first undergo a.
are available only after 4pm on set days, PH students had to wait for at least one extra day for taking admission. .
Thus, the JNUSU Joint Secret'ary (from AISA) intervened to ensure that PH students be given admission without.
happen after admission. This considerable relief fails to find any mention in the DSF's self-claimed list of delay based on their existing PH certificates from any government hospital and their JNU level verification can.
achievements (leaflet dated 30 Aug). except for a general mention of EOO representation. The fact is that the.
DSF and JNUSU President are clueless as to the real interventions made by the JNUSU representative from AISA .
in the EOO! .
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SPS Dormitory which started in August 2012 during the tenure of the last AISA-Ied JNUSU, has been steadilyregularised with mess facilities for 150 residents at a reasonable rate of Rs 1965 per month. Also, to expand.
students' residential facilities, Mahanadi Hostel which earlier used to accommodate other JNU staff, is now.
being turned into an exclusively married research scholars' hostel..
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Workers' Rights: The JNUSU's Security, CDC and SSS Convenors (all from AISA) made repeated interventionsagainst violations of workers' rights: exposing and correcting violations in ESI PF documents; non-issuing of payslips; illegal deduction from security guards' salary in the name of uniforms; ensuring compensation to an.
injured worker; and payment of mandated wages. This required day-to-day visits to worksites, taking on corrupt.
contractor-administration nexus by several JN USU Councillors from AI SA and a team of student activists of the.
institutional responsibility towards workers' rights: this yea r, 6 committees have been formed, and a NEW post .
campus as well as concerned faculty members. These consistent struggles fixed the JNU administration'sof labour welfare officer has been created who will be accountable for the functioning of these committees. (The JNUSU President in spite of repeated requests, hardly showed up. He only made a ceremonial appearance.
at a protest demonstration that was called when all the painstaking groundwork had been done by others. Once.
again, the advances in workers' rights won by JNUSU leaders find no mention in DSF's list of achievements.).
Reviving the Cultural Clubs: After a gap of four years, the cultural clubs in JNU were revived. After the.
intervention ofJNUSU, elections to convenors of various cultural clubs were conducted in March 2013..
Solidarity Team Against Minority Witch-Hunt: When Khalid Mujahid was killed in police custody in Uttar.
against communal witch-hunting and custodial killings organised by the Rihai Manch in front of the Vidhan.
Sabha in Lucknow. Once again, none from DSF in JNUSU ever bothered to join the team..
The above is just a sample of those initiatives and achievements that have found NO MENTION in the list of self-.
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Pradesh in May 2012, JNUSU led a fact-finding team to Lucknow and also participated in the ongoing protests .
claimed achievements by DSF {leaflet dated 30 August). WHY? The DSF does not know of most of these initiatives.
and achievements -because they never worked on these issues! Or is their silence a calculated ploy, on election.
eve, to accuse AISA of "empty rhetoric", "sectarianism" and "Jack of any constructive initiative to strengthen.
JNUSU"I The DSF sees such hard work for library infrastructure, JNU Press, ensuring workers' rights and relief to PH.
socially sensitive campus undertaken by AISA and its JNUSU representatives, reflects their sheer lack of social .
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students as non-issues and 'empty rhetoric'! Their attempt to black out these initiatives and achievements for a.
commitment. .
Outside the campus too, we have spearheaded important struggles. In the mass anger that erupted on the streets of Delhi in December after the gang rape and murder of a young student, we played an important role in ensuring thatfreedom for women became a central slogan of the movement -and in the process rebuffing the pervasive rape .
culture and victim blaming that promotes sexual violence. In February and March 2013, when the momentum of the mass outrage against the 16th December incident was petering out, AISA initiated the "Freedom Without Fear".
campaign, under which it campaigned extensively in JNU, and also in several colleges in Delhi University to buildsupport against the patriarchal biases and rape culture. .
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