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l 'o ns t i ttll ion by defying the court's stay order (option I) and, H olding elections m a '·n:>w StudcTitlb~>ilf ((:JPiiN> qJ> n''· "' ' ' pn>posaI is accepted, a split runon g the anti-Lyngdo11 students is inev1tabIe, in which ~atlal:~i$i., · , ,,;.r,<.<;~;u .
\ISA, much like S Fl, b os c m b r~ccd Lyn g do b in DeIlli University (DlJ) anilin m :rn-yciib:ltr,r:nfl'lt ~,.. P '"'Jllllu·. ~. """ '' 'l"tc of the claim made in its 'Basic Programme' that AISA is "Again'l.yngdCJh"'I'Cgr-',~~dlN><tl.
interim measure''? We all know that after the imposition ofLyngdoh regulations 'fn 'DU ~ndo · .. .
beyond 25 years is allowed to con test e I ect ions, cli g i b iiity of candidates is det crmi ned 'hy ~ht ,,,.... . ,. rltlt>~'' lLUO-.J .
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n 1 cri t', every candidate is com pe !led to subm i l an aflidavit dec!aring that he or she docs not ;i1:tVC ~..-., ,,-r.·tJ'k~~:"('.,,,..::;1 qt_l,l'rj .
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rcco rd', aII candidates are asked to deposit security moncy', no campaign s a II owed after UOj,m, ..!II ~~cNirt''!:t ·"' · · >~:~~~,.£· tt .1511,.
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submit 'nuditcd accounts' or their e1ecti on expenditnre, the presumed vi oIa t ion of 'offcnct.' tO! rtc.~ ~...:2'~<Jitnian1·"' c.' ,, If't ':'.l' A~~ < ··(·~.,_,,,,"'' · .
the last few years, without a trace of any strugglc' . Aft cr abandoning the st rugg I c ag< N t,y np'l,v <'. :~ . t '-, ' ' ~ . a" · ' .
are preparing to welcome Lyngdoh to JNU as welL AI SA's defection to the pro-l.ynt- >c:c;;·o,,~.;;.>.~'-"""·""-:t'' '" .
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is their "inf01med decision''. .
A IS A is indulging in doubIe-speak. ll demands an "in f onned debate·· among the ~tudv ' ' 1 a1l ~~:·' av~~';~''"~' \)"'''"-''o;:,~: .
AIS >\ k ecps a calculated siI ence their o\\11 choice. There are only t"o ·Ot'tien;· : c ithct \<) f ~,, q::-.'·V~ n).1\:?·R>tl ··~''=' .
\\here does AISA stand'? They must come clean! AISA also appeals t0 uc ,t, dent commwnh)' '\:- '""~. b;,.. ~,--'~~''"'" h· 41 ~ \, ',"-' .
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unity between the supporters ru1d opponents of L) ngdo h? It is a contraJict·<' 1 which cann<'t ho d anti·L y n gdo h ·options' l<'Scther. mucl li\; c Ihe \ "''"'-'"·' < ~ !.JJ) ~.!!)"'...
OSU has consistently argued that accepting Lyngdoh for JNUSU clecti0ns" a"t ?'1 nptl ''''\~~ .,~~"'' ({~ .
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because it goes against the democratic I egacy of JNU· s four decades I ong a1*"><)lll<', s , '1d i"' Cl'..,,,lc · s.. .' ,,;,,v~~w:~·· .
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This 'option' also undermines and weakens our collective struggle again~! Lyngdoh for ,he lt-1 ''· 1~·ce" \\,·,'..
jeopardise our case in the supreme court beyond recovery. DSU propo.·*"-·"·,,,,:, Bi'<t IWi .
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available options:.
1. Conduct JNUSU Elections as per the JNUSU Constitution by ignorin1l, the ('ourC.., ~h\~ C'l·~k\\ .
2. Conduct elections for the Joint Struggle Co mmittce in the in t<ri m till tit~ J:-.1':;\1 ck<t '''"' t111' l-~ N\1\IU''II'<l a' '. AISA claims that DSU's proposal for elections to the Joint Strugglc Committee "' an 1~11 h :"··.1>1·:' 1\ HM.
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nawed... This is a deIi berate I i e aimed at confusing the student communit) . F tt st ''1all. II>U'jf~k ~~hl-'1 l}''$'hlt '\:: .
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representing all anti-Lyngdoh studentS organisations on campus. It is a rcprcwu,tll\ ~ h,h .t I '>c ;.nklll>' 1~~\lhti"t\i. ''·''' )lf .
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;, '"o titre to l!''':e it a representative bodv of the entire 'tuden col'>mmitl II ' 'C' ckd't t "\u·h '' lki<W~Ialt<' '''"'"'''' .. will have legitimacy and acceptance among the students which will be at I'·" 111tlt J:-.l Sl ''' ,m """' 111 '""'"""',.,,til ch:qiktb 'P can be conducted according to the JNUS U C onsti tut ion. Of course. the adm i m 'hat"'n " til llt .:.:'::Ill'" 1 t ''~ m1· II""'' unI"" (\\ or the legitimate body of the students. But as a duly elected studentS bvdy, the JSC "tll h· ,tlk I<' he:hi .ln,l "· II' udli W l'.
1 represent the students in aII forums untiI the J NUS U is restored as per its C onst ituti(lll \~ <'I'I'l "''''"'" "h:ll 11 llt~m~ d by a 'new student body' before irresponsibly throwing it up as yet another 'opti~m'. a .
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In the upcoming UG BM of 20 September (Monday), we are going to decide wIn> t mo<ld of rei'<' I\'II <I u111 "< wlllmt upt, \),, ' .
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we want a referendum where accepting Lyngdoh is an 'option'? Or do we want a rcfcrcn~ \ot\11'~11 t"' .
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anti-L yngdoh options for conducting e I ections? The choi cc is clear. Both SFI and ,\IS;\ I m vc t1q>,\tnl r,w 11 1\'1i"1\ II)!, I 1 ill\'I,h ''l' an option in their respective versions of the referendum. This is in clear violution of tlm pledge the ''u,knh "fJNl l lit\\ ~ 1<1 ~c 1 I .
through a unanimous UGBM resolution on 25th October 2008: .
The JNUSU Constitution expresses the democratic ethos and norms ofthe .!NU strtdcnts l'\'o/w._f,n·(·r ,I 1'r\HS ll/ .
coileelive slruggle. The Supreme Cour1's s1ay on 1 he JNUSU Elec1ioilS a/ICI 1h~ all~111pi Io 11111 ' I.j·11.:tl II t """'1Itit',. .
recommendations in JNU is against the letter and spirit ofthe JNUSU Constltlltion '/'his {1 <;n.\l thatdtu't.~, c·;,,lh'r'' 10 .
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reject the implementation ofLyngdoh Committee recommendations in JNU in o11v form. .
DSU remains committed to this resolution, and opposes both AlSA und SFl whkh ur\' actint; a"l htd~xy~ }f Lynr.tltlh. lilt' desperation o fthese two politicaIIy bankrupt organisa1ions is obvious. Tl1ey urc li1 cd or Ih~ I o Ul yc. 11 IOl!f, 11 'lf!.f,k, . ""I w '" 1t hl reach to a convenient compromise. AISA and SFl are hoping that by putting th0 onu:; or invilin0 l yHc,YYh t''' lh~ ·.tltdcnt~" th~y will be able to smuggle into JNU their 'official' and 'technically corrccl' Lynguoh-llltiuu, which will ~~~uy llllnH·dl.ltH recognitio.n.from the administrati on. But students of JNU will not allow SF 1-1\ IS A, or au y uno Will' 11dv~Cl!l~t' l~ynfldr h, t Q ~~II" out the spmt of struggle ofthe students of this campus. SFI-AISA will nol b~ allowed to liurtut' JNU'~ lruuhlPn nl drllt~ner 111 authority and authoritarianism in the form ofLyngdoh, UAPA, AFSPA, Death Peuulty, Or~(.;JII !unl. ~.lulo rt;pro:u~lon ,. }:llldr tll;i know that it is easy to raise slogans against manifestations of authorilariaulsm, but wllc11 it con1u~ t~) figlllinp1 n1 oocompromising battle against it, many opportunists back out Let us be very clear. ll i~ uul llllly lh~ choic~ wo m11ke.ln1h .
,.....fPrPntium that will decide our campus' future. The future of the campus depends also on the chol~u of fi'fi· ad lcltiH wr-m~ke.in the UG BM preceding the refercnd u m. We appeal to you to slund rcsolu~cly und Ucciui vcly ~~~.ui l],l LY11K' jqh by~eJecttng any model of referendum that offers L yn gdoh as an o pt10n'. W c arc con v 111ccd t hal I he bauuor lif 51 wdt""' u~<M' me Ill .
m JNU will be carried forward by those who struggle, and not by those who Mtrnmdcr. IAmg ltve JNl.JSUI LtJlJt-' u vc· JNU:)l 1 .
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