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YG11 inductee Randall C. Bunley receives his induction certificate from Kevin M. Fahey, PEO CS&CSSS at the CDG/AAF induction and graduation ceremony March 9, 2011 at Ponte Vedra Beach, FL
5 juin 2013 - Les déléguées de la FIQ manifestent pour dénoncer les compressions au CSSS de Rimouski-Neigette. Photo : FIQ - Jacques Lavallée, photographe.
Table 8 - Table du Jury - Martin Beaumont (CSSS), Janicka Maltais (MDEIE), Sébastien Poulin Fortin (Radio-Canada) et Sylvain Larivière (DESI)
5 juin 2013 - Les déléguées de la FIQ manifestent pour dénoncer les compressions au CSSS de Rimouski-Neigette. Photo : FIQ - Jacques Lavallée, photographe.
YG11 inductee Ruanda M. Cooper receives her induction certificate from Kevin M. Fahey, PEO CS&CSSS at the CDG/AAF induction and graduation ceremony March 9, 2011 at Ponte Vedra Beach, FL.
5 juin 2013 - Les déléguées de la FIQ manifestent pour dénoncer les compressions au CSSS de Rimouski-Neigette. Photo : FIQ - Jacques Lavallée, photographe.
5 juin 2013 - Les déléguées de la FIQ manifestent pour dénoncer les compressions au CSSS de Rimouski-Neigette. Photo : FIQ - Jacques Lavallée, photographe.
YG11 inductee Stephen M. Eastham receives his induction certificate from Kevin M. Fahey, PEO CS&CSSS at the CDG/AAF induction and graduation ceremony March 9, 2011 at Ponte Vedra Beach, FL.
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Mindless, R·acist Viol.ence by the Police cannot subdue our .
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fight against Racism, Rape Culture alld Patriarc~y! ·.
SFI strongly condemns the brutal violence that the Delhi Police unleashed on peaGeful student protestors.
who were marching to the Parliament on 14 February against racism, demanding an anti-racism taw, and.
'· ending the rape c~lture and misogyny that has been characteristics of the JUiing establishment for loog..
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Hundreds of students had ma~ched under the banner of Campaign Against Racism, an~ initiative-by the.
Parliament at noon that day. The march reflected the anger of the students and the youth at the wave of racist violence and .
Concerned Students from the North-East, JNU (and joined by SFI and other organi~ations), from Jantar tAan!ar to.
discrimination against people from the North-East in the capital, and powerfully voiced the need for an anti-ra-cism.
.' legislation. Another call for a Parliament March had been given the Campaign for Gender Justice and Democratic Rights.
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(a joint platform of various student organisations) on the same day in the afternoon demanding the setting up of GSCASH.
in all campuses across India, the implementation of J S Verma Committee recommendations, the scrapping of Article 377.
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and strong anti-racism laws. After dispersing from Jantar Mantar, the students who participated in the ·first protest march.
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assembled near the Central Secretariat metro station. Before all the protesters from the first march could reach the spot,.
the gathered students, joined in by others who had come for the second march, began the march..
As the protestors marched towards Vijay Chowk, the police began assaulting the students without any provocation. Ina cowardly fashion, they started hitting the assembled students indiscriminately with batons. The patriarchal, misogynistprotestors, apart from raining lathi blows on them. Com. Apama (SL) was in fact slapped by a male police officer. .
face of the Delhi Police was exposed once again as some police men resorted to molest and harass women.
Several students were picked up by the police at Vijay Chowk, and the rest were chased away from the area. The students.
., Secretariat metro station. Aghast at the mindless violence the.y had just witnessed, they were raising slogans demanding who were yet to be picked up were joined in by those who had then arrived from Jantar Mantar in front of the Centralthe release of the detained students when hundreds of police men (Delhi Police and CRPF) came running to let loose yetanother round of violence. The sadist nature of the assault by the police could be seen from the fact that they chased the.
protestors inside the Central Secretariat metro station as well, beating up those inside, and blocking the entrances..
They beat up bus passengers at the bus stop near the metro station who were not even part of the protest march!.
In the meanwhile, comrades M B Rajesh (Lok Sabha MP from the CPI(M) who had been part of the first protest.
march) and M P Achuthan (Rajya Sabha MP from the CPI), who were alerted about the brutality of the police, wererushing to the police station when they saw students being beaten up in front of Vithalbhai Patel House. When they triedto stop the police, they were beaten up as well, even after they told the police that they were Parliament members. Thepolice picked them up and on the way to the police station, they were threatened that "this is not the Parliament here it's.
we who rule; you'll be finished off before you reach the station if we wish"..
Overall, hundreds of students were beaten up by the police, while scores of students were arrested and taken to the.
were specifically targeted in the violence, once again exposing the racist character of the Delhi Police. Com. .
: Parliament Street police station. Many were injured and had to be taken to the hospital. Students from the North--eastJeemut Pratim Das (CSLG) was surrounded by more than ten police men and beaten up badly -he has suffered a '.2014hairline fracture on hisright hand. Shokholen Matte was similarly beaten up by at least ten police men and has got serious .
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injuries on his leg. Gomer Bashar has got a long cut on his head due to lathi blows. Com. Najeeb V R (SSS) suffered.
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targeted by the police -he, along with Com. Nisam (SAA), had been taken into custody for a brief while during the earlier injuries on his right foot -his toe nail will have to be removed. Com. Nitheesh Narayanan (SIS) was specifically .
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march as well, and this·time he was arrested separately and beaten up in the jeep while being taken to the police station. .
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Com. Ambedkar (SSS) has suffered injuries on his hands and right leg. Rahul Mishra (SIS) has injuries all over his body..
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Com. Anubhuti (JNUSU Vice-President), Akham David (convenor of the North-East Students Forum, JNU),.
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Kingshuk Roy (SSS councillor), CQrri. Umar Khalid (SSS), Phungshok Khongrelwo (SIS), Moirangthem Monica wo.
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Devi, Thokchom Wangam and many others from JNU and other universities also suffered injuries. Com. Nisam .
>J.in}uries on the back. Com. Sujith (CSSS) has injuries on his back and legs. a has wounds on his hands, while Com. Aswathi (SSS) has injuries all over her body and Com. Salini (SL) has suffered .
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Comrades Sitaram Yechury and M A -Baby (both Polit Bureau members of the CPI(M)). Com. D Raja (CPt), Com. Annie.
Raja (CPI), Takam Sanjoy (lok Sabha MP from Arunachal Pradesh) and Com. Vijoo Krishnan (Jt. Secretary, All India.
Kisan Sabha and former JNUSU President) c~me to the police station and expressed their solidarity with the protestors.
and their cause. The students were released late in the evening..
While police brutality and atrocities against people who demand their rights is not uncommon in India. the recent spate of.
violence against student protestors -including the lathi charge on the parliament march called by the AISF-has to beunderstood in the context of the corruption-tainted and beleaguered Congress-led UPA U tryi~g t~ crush any form. ofopposition and attempting to muzzJe all dissent in the capital ahead of the upcoming general elecho~s tn ~he country,.us~ng.
also brings to the fore the hollowness of the promises made by the likes of Rahul Gandhi despite alf talk of "empowenng" its loyal and trusted stooges -the Delhi Police. This brutal assault on the democratic rights enshnned tn the const1tu~on.
the youth and the women. .
Such brutal acts of state violence has always met with heroic resistance from the student community in JNU. The SFI .
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appeals to the students to protest this dastardly act of state violence and strengthen the struggle for a racism-free and . .
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Paaritosh Nath, Secretary, SFI JNU Unit Sd~.
Viswanathan V, President, SFI JNU Unit.
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Oppression is Your Privilege, Protest is Our Right! .
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5 juin 2013 - Les déléguées de la FIQ manifestent pour dénoncer les compressions au CSSS de Rimouski-Neigette. Photo : FIQ - Jacques Lavallée, photographe.