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gle for oemocrotic r :ghts cqomst the autocratc .

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monarchy .

At the scrr.e tune democratic movements across the ovGrld o.re fighting a:JC~inst H·e &orces of terrorrsm .

ar.-:1 CMli'IIOISffi. .

Our GWn cou'ltry has seen en rnc.rease;d assertion of .

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:e Left m r.ot1onai polrtics over the past yes~r. This .

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nfluence of the Left hos fc;n;ed the UPA Govern-.

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t:~ent to 1nclude the pressu"t9 issues of the people n 1ts Commo:l Min~mum Programme alld has promised to .

provrde m· rumum relref to the people. .

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It \·lOS under pressure of the left that the govern· ment was torced to rmpleme:nt en eHec.trve Err.ptoy-.

ee Act W1thou1' any ddurron of the c.om· ment GuorQl\ ' J b 1sh.

, c~~p The oovernmen~ hc ro a o I .

m tr;1en t 1n 1(1... ,.. · .-.

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,_ D w~t.......nt # irtistry CJ<l revoke ITS deCISIOn to 1ne rs nv~ ...~ ' ' -' d.

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e1rs nv~ .... _. f ~-"' our edUCOt ron system.

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h d tnt. Co"9ress whiCh leads the UPA On the other at\ d opportun.-ty 10 v1olate the .

me.,~ has use r.ve:f'Y . R .

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q .v~rn nr.o -liberol economrc pohcres. e· .... r.~P c~d pursue I . rices attel'flpts to sell off pcut~d h lCl"ea5e. .

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pr ofrt ·m<l m9 · ke lc!Joul' laWS more regres-boord and pr'OP0" 01 t:: ways 1n whrch rhe Congress .

S'"ot. ur'P only some~ r;F.World Bonk dogma m eco· .

hltS kcwfowP.d to t ~ .

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. hst rendel"c.les ore evident rn Th sm"·t pro rmper'l':l I too The most shameful su't!rC of foret91'1 po ~Y recent vote In the IAEA .

f th1S was t ..~ d f .

1nstonc;c o ,d the unJuSt ,fred demon s o wh~,.c I11d o svppcr1 .

the US and its allies against Iron while all ih~ other members of NAM opposed the US resolution .

Over the past year there has also been an increase in the attacks on work1ng people and those from de-prived sectrons. The police brutality against the workers of the Hondo factory in Gurgaon and the subsequent response of the Congress government in Horyono 1S a shocking instance of state repressron in def of opening up the h1gher educaton system fer foretgn cop tel under the GATS reg1me The dt.mocratr.:: r1ghts of the student commun1ty hove also c.ome under ottcck from JUdgements like that of the St:preme Court ~es1nct1ng students· unron elec .

t ons or ~y tne Rcjostnon Hrgh Court bonntng unrons altogether .

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The AISA-Ied JNUSU of the post year has not only been unable to present any alternotrve model of func t1onrng before the student <;ommunrty, rt has evl'n fooled to corry forward what hod been och1eved by the prevrous un1on Some of rhe most srgnfrcont farlures of the AISA-Ied unon ere: .

l Fa1lure to Im.plem.:nt Agreement wth thf' L.nst .

JNU!'..V· Even one year after the a~reement w th the SF1·AISF led-unrolL el~ct4~of students to the AC and BoS has not been ensured No.initto-trves were taken to co:11V1~na. UGBM and amMd ' he holding the elect .

has r r ensur~o .

Grievance Redressal Committee. It has also not .

pursued the settrng up of a committee for the .

upgrodation of syllabi ond infrastructure m the .

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scrence schools. .

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2. Failure to Implement the UGBM Mandate: De· spite n clear mandate by the UGBM. no 24x7 dhobo has been constructed in place of the Nes· t ie outle'l so for and neither has any polrcy framework been formed regarding the corporoti· .

sation of the campus .

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3 Approval to Price Hikes in Canteens ond .

Sho?!;· In the CDC meeting held on r" February 2005 a decrsion to hike prices of eatables was taken with the consent of the JNUSU Pres1dent who did nor inform the student communrty about thrs decrsron for more than a month and a half It wos only after a massive srgno1'Ure compogn end a protest demonstr-ation called at the rnrt10· tive of the CDC Convenor from SFI-AISF that .

the prrces were rolled back .

4 Non-serrousness in Demand ng PunrshmP.nt for Communal Lumpens: The AISA-Ied JNUSU re morned completely srlent when the Harjeet Smgh Committee formed to 1nquire into the rncrdent of communal vrolence. on 17'" Augu5t 2004, was put .

nto the cold storage by the administrotron Even when thrs rssue was raised by the SFI-AISF the AISA showed complete reluctance in demond1ng 1ts reconshtution. The AISA also d1d not protest agarnst the holding of Saraswati Pujo 1n the ,1\ca· dem1c Complex last year It even foiled to g1ve a call for a march agatnst Gujorat carnage trns year from the unrcn s plctform. .

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5 Complete silence on t hf! denial of Admissron to students from Madorsa bockgrou!"'d. The JNUSU Presrdent from AISA remorned silent on thrs completely doscrrmonatory decrsron of the Admrnrstratron It was the Counc1llors and Of .

free Bearers frcm SFI-AISF who rarsed thrs rs .

sue and compelled the Admrnistratron to wrth .

draw the decrsron. .

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Against ths obdicotron of responsibrlity by the AISA leadershrp of the JNUSV. the Councrllors and Offtee Bearers from the SFI·AISF ensured that the. genu· rne demands of t he -.;tuden't community were raised and they carr1ed forward the JNU student commu nety's tradttion of struggles. Among thue ach1e.ve · .

rnents of t~ese str.uggtes are· .

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1. All mal& Pl ca~Qr:Y. students hov& reeci\rcd hos· .

.._..,"'~,c;!(pg~l)f\ of kostcl the .

2.Followrng the agreement reuched with the SFI· AISF·Ied J NUSU of 2003-04 MCM scholarships of Rs bOO per month have bun started for .

MPhil students. .

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3. Efforts by SFI-AISF Councillors from the SSS ensured the approval of the Centre for Nod -h East Studies by the Arodemic Council. The Pro· gramme for Discrimination s-tudies has also been .

started in 555. .

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4 SFr-AISF Councillors in SLL&CS ensured the .

fulfilment of the long-standing demand for sin-.

gle-window registration for optional courses. .

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S. The offtce-bearers from SFI-AISF ensured that .

ver1ficotion of railway concessrons is done in the .

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campus itself. .

6. Following consistent efforts of SFI-AISF of-.

free-bearers women students receiving JRF con .

now ge-t su;gle seaters in thetr own hostels .

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7.JNUSU representatives from SFI-AISF ensured that entrance 1est coaching classes for students from deprived sectio!\S were conducted success-fully The JNUSU President was absent through-.

out the duration of these classes. .

B.The Counc1Jlors of SFI-AISF ensured t hai five new computers are available for students of SI S. .

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OUR AGENDA FOR 2005-06 .

lement the agreement of the last Sfl -A!SF-1mp Ad · · t t·on·.

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ted u,ion with the mlnrs ra t . .

· L8, the democratic rights of students are AI a tune wn.... .

k thr-oughout the country. the agreement .

ur. er attoc. . h d ..

d dent representation rn the hrg est ecrsron· .

on t h. · h.

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. b dy of the university rs a 1storrc ac 1eve· rnckir.g o student of JNU. Thrs agreement must .

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met~t for G ·.

~"ted at the earliest Also the r1evonce be 1mpIem..... ..

-utte_es and commr ttee for a Commrt-RedressoI Co..... ~ . . . 1.

d~""iC nnnradatton '" SCience Schoo s mUST tee or oca ...... wr-:..

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be formed at the earhest. .d F. iol Assistance t o All Needy Students.

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Provr e 1nUI~ drop in the number of available scholar· The shcrp · t · th.

increasing financal constrarn s tn e .

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sh1ps as we ..

liberolizot i.on has ~come a mQJor reason .

pen od of · · s'ty.

for· the growrng drop-out rates on our unrver I tL ~ reSearch level. Many s·tude.nts also ""rt1cuIor I'I at ,..,. . .

r-ta1·n themselv~ through part-t rme JObS. hove to sus .a;.

stude~tt' of JNU should hove. to .

tha 110.

We be 1I eve 1 · .

'"ir "tudies due to la._ck of funds and every leave t""' .. . · 1 · .

dy student shQuld be pr~vu:fed t.nanc1a ~ssrstance. ntttb Additlonally, the RaJrV Gandhr .

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The people refuse to succumb, and continue their struuulel.

Para-mllitarv seize ollalgarh completes amonthl .

value' but also because of unofficial state-censorship which is preventing the media from depleting the brutal realities ofYesterday, the joint para-military operation in Lalgarh has completed a month. The news .

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no longer flashes in national media much, not just because the corporate media thinks this news has lost its 'market .

f India the para-military operation as well as the bold fight back by the people who simply refuse to succumb even to this Here is .

ha~ging on old people, wo~en and children, ransacking their houses, urinating and onaliry However, the atrocious state repression is going on unbridled: The para-military Is 'cleansing' area after area. .

extreme terror. Such is the nature of 'democracy' as defined and designed by the Buddhas and the Chidambarams. .

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l~thic.rough! ~~~ lhc.

Burning down houses,. bru~ally them to rell~f camps~ F?rcmg peopl; to shift mto 'relief' camps is an old model of state adding excreta and po1son 1n the1r dnnking water. They have stnpped around 70-80 women na!<ed in the pretext of check norbid.

. have burnt ?o~n people:s pou~tries and crops an~ are arresting people randomly. They are .

:spell .

No~ East, or in Tamil Eelam?. The pe?ple are however refusing to accept relief from the state. Quite a' fewand. molested them. Th~y. .

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lootmg and forcefully s~1~10g.

gone back to VIllages. Many of them took refuge 1n the camps run by the People's Committee Against police Atrocitiesrepression. Destroy the1r livelihoods, and g1ve them relief'---Haven t we seen that already in Kashmir, Chhattisgarh the .

(PCPA) and other organisations. One pregnant woman, Parvati Kishku refused to take help from the government even .

cd by.

inc1dents of be~tlng people up 1n the relief camps.were also reported. Many people have emptied the relief camps and klcss.

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after the BOO himself intervened. She preferred to give birth to her child in the relief camp of PCPA. But still hund(eds of .

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people are also kept forcefully in the government relief camps in pathetic conditions. They run short of food space and .

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n! As the people refuse to co-o~erate wi.th ~he state to h~nd over the Maoists, the state is taking help of .

The state is .\lking help of American and Israeli intelligence agencies to obtain satellite pictures of the area medical facilities and the people holed up there live with utmost difficulty. .

he bigger war-experts US and Israel to help them w1th satellite 1ma9es! Such 1s the desperation of the Indian state. The self-orld .

!herunder oper... fk Schools have been closed down to turn them into army camps: Replicating the Chhattisgarh model, 14 Schools of 10proclaimed 'anti-US/Israel' pseudo-Left CPM has no problems at all with this military aid from these agencies. 10 .

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Midnapore, Lalgarh, Jhargram, Shalboni, Goaltore areas have been closed down and they have been turned into army .

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camps. More than 15,000 students are being affected by this. Even hostels have been vacated to make space for the .

conversion of their school building into a makeshift police camp. They were beaten up mercilessly with lathis and rifle llU police and para-military. One week back, the students of Binpur high 3chool staged a protest in front of the school against on the other hand have given a week's time to the police to clear their schools, failing which they will resist more 'h .

vibrantly this forceful occupation of school building. The health center of Katapahari which was completely dysfunctional butts. The police decla1ed unambiguously that these students will be arrested if they dared to protest again. The students .

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Ground zero is a no-entry zone for civil bodies: Not only media, but nobody is allowed to go inside the Lalgarh and .f before but was run by the PCPA successfully in the last eight months has been turned into a police camp as well. .

adjacent areas. The first team of Calcutta-based intellectuals and human rights activists went inside Lalgarh. They met .

but they were not stopped. After coming back once they became vocal about state atrocities, they were implicated with the people and even spoke to Chhatradhar Mahato the leader of PCPA. Their cars were repeatedly checked by the police .

the Midnapore town itself which is out of the area under Section-144 and were stopped from going inside. And the same .

charge of breaking section 144 was put on them. A third team consisting of Medha Patekar, Anuradha Talwar, Sujato the charge of breaking Section-144. After that an all India seven member team of civil right activists were restricted in .

Bhadra and others were stopped once again on the highway. The state was less tolerant this time and one of the team .

members, reputed film maker Gopal Menon was beaten up mercilessly with rifle buts. He had to be hospitalized with .

fractures and Internal injuries. Some journalists, espedally photographers were beaten up on the same day. Later a team of Amnesty International was stopped as well from gong inside ·Lalgarh. The operation must take place In silence. In isolation. without the knowledge of common people, These restrictions however are not applicable for the CPM goons who came from outside in a big numbers to hold motorcycle rallies right inside Shalboni and Goaltore. On being pressed by the media, the Home secretary of West Bengal shamelessly prodaimed that is 'outside the 144 zone' and so there was .

The people however are refusing to give up: The army is 'recapturing and sanitising' village after village but with no no question of taking action against them! The state indeed decides the boursdaries of law! .

braving police attacks. In a number of occasions the CRPF has open fired on such processions but yet the strugglet!'as .

people in it. The activities of the committee have not reduced in the mean time. They have heJd processions, meetings .

Jyly and to the surprise of the state it was completely successful. All government and private offices, schools, colleges, not stopped. The PCPA had called for a strike jo the three distrh.:ts of West Medinipur. Bankura and Pudia on the 8 of .

communication etc were stopped. They have declared another strike for 72 hours from the 19 July in the three .

this, state is refusing to see the justness ofthe peoples' movement of Lalgarh. And recognize the power of the people... .

districts. The state said people are terrorized by the Maoists and therefore they were forced to go on strike. By doing .

·c·-----.... "'" ut tlut can one forgive this utterly .

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AR LAL NEHRU UNIVERSITY STUDENTS ' UNION.

13.03.04 . RWARD THE UNITED STRUGGLE AGAINST THE IRRESPONSIBLE & INSENSITIVE ADMINISTRATION!formal council meeting took place yesterday to deliberate on the Charter of Demands T"'...e ~eeting was attended by 20 out of .

mbors ot tho Cmmctl. Deliberattng on the present nallona! scena'io t'-le co..&."'C passeo re~t.uCI\S oondemn1ng the communal Bharat .

hn stmtod by l K Advant and the recent spate of communai \ ;olenca a10 a~tac\\s O"' cu. il.!~ act\,sts b) tha Sangh Gtroh It called upon .

uci(H\I~l to ensure the defeat of the NDA tn the com111g elections The -Co.Joo: co1'\0e!l1flaO the a!ltJ-women Permanent ReSidents Bill.

HJ!)inSt tho dCquttlt.~l of '"'II the accused in the Oeorala sati case. The Counc; stronoi\ condemned \he \erronst attacks 1n Kashmir and Ma<iid. .

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IJducod bv tho J\lrnmu & Kashmir Government The Counctl demandeo that tne Rajasthan go\'effimep: ;f'T'rneciatelv appeal to the High Court.

''Jttomttn{liiS pos1t1on nga111sl the impenahst occupatton of Iraq and tts sol1danty \\ t" t~e 10qi peoplesre&stance. the Council resdved to mcbilise .

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JNUSU Prvstdunt Chandrashekhar Prasad conttnues to enjo~ protect1on olthe Ce"ltrat Govt and ~..:0 Govt. in Bihar. The Council urged upon the .

~l\ld\nt~ on .10111 MJrch os u port of the woridwtde protests planned on the anrv\iersarr o~ i.he invasion of Iraq. The Councti congratulated the .

Stmlunts o1 AMU tot lhetr successful struggle for Students Union electior~s The Co"ncH conderrreo ~~e :act that Shabbuddin, killer of former.

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l l~clron Commrsston to take steps preventmg Shabbuddm from contesting Loll. Sabha e'ect;ons..

f~S!.'OI1Sibla for writing communal pamphlets and threatening the residents of Godavan hostel. h reiterated the demand that Bhaskar Yadav be .

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lh~ Council noted critically the delay by the Adm1mstrahon .n p~nslltng Bnas"'ar Yadav and taking suitable action against those.

v\Pullod ~'vllhout further delay and lhaltmmed!ate and stnct disctpllnary actto'l be ta~en aga '1St the other accused.The Council a'lso dtscussed the .

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CC'''eCh\e tuncttoning and JOin tn carrvmg forward the struggles on students rssues s"l a u'l1ted 'T'anner .

·~nt mcidents ot dtsrupt1on of the unity of the Students Unton and urgeo UOO'"' the Gereral Secretary to abide by the democratic norms of.

Dat1':l~"ds The Council noted with concern that many students are still Y.~thout hostel tacil.t.es v.ell into the semester and the reluctance being .

Thtl Counc1l strongly cnllctsed the 1rrespons1ble and msensrtive att1tude sho"·"' b't the Administration regarding the students Charter of.

She" nby the UGC tn releastng funds for the Mah1-Mandavi Mess..

The ChJrter of demands has the rollowmg tssues:.

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1) Democratisation of Various Decision Making Bodies: The JNUSU should be formally made a mernber of the Academtc Council With full .

\Ot'ng fights. Not merely the JNUSU the AC should have adi.rectly e'ected student representatJve each from B.A., t.tl\ and M.PhiV Ph 0 level .

o each School fulfilling the mintmum eligibility cnteria as prescnbed by the JNU Act In the sarne manner, elected BA, MA and M.Phtl/ Ph 0.

oomands adequate representatton of students 1n the JNU Court and tn the Executive Council .

students from each Centre should be made part of the Board of Studies of different Schools (As approved bv the JNU Act). The JNUSU also.

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·mn"~ed!ale basts as the faculty members. agatnst whom grievances are most likely to arise in the first place domrnate the commtttees at the .

Reworking of the Grievance Redressal Mechanism: The Grievance Redressal System of our umverstty needs to be rewori<ed on an.

o fferent School level The Councillors of the respective School and the student members of the SFC of the concerned centre should be made.

regular and timely elections .

part of each such commtttee. The SFCs must therefore be revived tn the different Centers. especially in new Centers end Schools, through.

ong oelayed the ratification of the Rules and procedures of the GSCASH by the Executtve Council The Asho~ Mathur Committee appointed ,,:iii} The Ratifi.cation of the Rules and Procedures of the GSCASH: Oesptte demands by the University commumty the Admm1strat1on has for.

by 1t to finalise the Rules and Procedures that were accepted tn principle by all sections of the JNU Commumty has worked in the most .

undemocratic and mtransparent manner, giving rise to apprehenstons that 1t ts trymg to tamper with the democratic character and composrtton .

of the GSCASH and to curb tts autonomy We stand finnly opposed to all such attempts and demand that the report of the Ashok Mathur.

oemocratic dtscusston, tnvolvmg the GSCASH and the entire JNU community .

iv' Commttlee be made public. We further demand that any changes to the present Rules and Procedures be made only after a thorough.

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Admission policy and Financial and Academic Assistance to students from Deprived Sections: This year IS the review year of the .

Adm1ssion pol1cy The Admtnistratton has formed a committee to develop the new Adm1ss1on policy where there is no representation for .

students. In our university we have ach1eved s1gntficant successes in ensuring the representation of students from depnved sections The .

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Counctl demands that student representation should be there in the committee to ensure that these achievements are earned forward. The.

(poss1bly non-credit) courses for which students must register along w1th other courses The Schools must expedite the creat1on of posts ·e.

subject specific remedial classes whtch have already been started in various schools must be regularized givmg them the formal status of.

under the "Earn Wh1le You Learn Scheme.

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sndexed to the mess bill.

v) The amount of the Merit-cum-means (MCM) Scholarship must be mcreased and 1t should be.

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library: Along w1th the Textbook Sectton, a Book Bank should be created in the central L1brary. The Book Bank will keep several copies of.

develop completely computerized cataloguing Cataloguing of language books and management of collection should be Improved with the .

essent1al textbooks and lend them to students for the duration of the ent1re semester. Instead of having manual catalogutng, the libmry should lPappomtment of language experts and regular stock-taking and restockmg. The library should start floor wise issue-return facthty tn order to .

stop misplacing of bool\s The library-includtng the Textbook Section, the periodicals Sectton, at least five floors of the library and the .

Dholpur House-should remain opf:fn till midnight throughout the year. New Reading Rooms should also be created 1n order to accommodate .

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more students. The mechan1sm of requ1sition of books by students should be regularized and regular book exhibitions should be organized in.

further democrat1ze the process of procurement. The University should subscnbe to more Science, Social Science and Foreign Language .

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the Un1versity to help students select and g1ve requis1t1on for books Students should be given representation in the purchase committees to \t.

purchased 1n apnority basis Facilities in the subject specific and centre level libraries must be improved Adequate staff should be provided Journals. The JNUSU should be made part of the Library Advisory Committee. The books requisitioned by new schools and centres should be.

ll'l those libranes for their proper care and mamtenance. All such libraries must also issue books to students. 'e.

v1) Sports facility: There should be greater transparency and accountability m the use of sports funds. Better training, equipment and other .

facilities must be prov1ded to talented sportspersons in order to develop teams that can participate in various inter-university events. At the .

same t1me. sports facilities must be Improved in the residential areas. Sports funds for hostels should be increased in order to provide elementary sports equ1pments (Badmmton rackets, nets, shuttles, table tennis rackets, balls, cricketbatJballs, football, carom board, chess set etc ) to max1mum number of students One Volleyball court should be constructed in each Khand. The Basketball Court near Tapti Hostel eshould be mode functional One Badmmton Court and oneVolleyball Court each should be constructed near the Mahi-Mandavi Hostel. The .

centralized Gym facrllty must be 1mproved and be furnishedwtth new equipments..

vu) Other demands: Speedy and t1me-bound construct1on of the new hostels Renovation of the Students' Activity Centre etc..

demands are met by the Administration. The Council has decided to carry out a massive signature campaign on these demands. If .

despite this the Administration persists in its insensitive attitude then the Council has resolved to further Intensify the course of our .

The Council called upon the student community to unite under the JNUSU banner in order to ensure that the our long-standing Ie.

struggle. .

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our university is yet to engage seriously with the .

JNU; Journal section to be properly maintainedproblems and asp1rations of the people of the North- .

Completion of computerized cataloging in Library..

east. We demand that a programme of study be intro- Rules and procedures of GSCASH to be finalized at JNUSU.

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duced in SSS, which should focus on the political and the earliest.social problems faced by the people of the Northeast. Provide proper eqUipment and coaching for different COUNCILLOR ELECTION MANIFESTOAddress Problems Faced by SC\ST Students sports in JNU.Ensure speedy implementqtLqo of SC\ST quota in Di- Uniform rate lists for shops and canteens in JNU to CANDIDATES 2004-05rect PhD ad~~ions and a'17ansparent procedure for be formulated and ensured.admissions ~implemerl)ed, as agreed upon in the Single seater rooms to be allotted to all fellowsh iplast agitatJon. The Equal Opportunity Office should holders in girls' hostels.initiate documentation of dropout rates among students SIS fellowship or state scholarships and field tripcoming from deprived sections and the reasons for grants for SIS students needs to be enhanced and.

such dropouts studied and prevented. Obtaining a streamlined; students in 98 be allowed to carry out.

proper reason for the dropout of students before issu-field trips..

ing a Transfer Certificate is important in this regard. so sss.

that the problems of their further continuing in education DEFEAT THE COMMUNAL FORCES.

are redressed in a more focused manner ISOLATE THE OPPORTUNIST FORCES aditi vyas .

Punish the Perpetrators of Violence During the last few years. the students of JNU have arindam.

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fought valiantly against the communal and violent ABVP.

An Enquiry Committee has been set up to investigate.

the incident of violence by the ABVP on 17" August on campus. The ABVP poses achallenge to the peace-b. reena rani.

ful, democratic and progressive culture of JNU in.

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2004. Over the last few years the administration has.

c~nsistently shown a lack of will to punish acts of every manner, be it through indulging in cases of divya cherian .

v~o.le.caste violence, defending sexual harassers or indulg-.

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nce <?n part .of the ABVP. This has slowly ing in numerous cases of communal violence (every karne sudarshan kumar.

trivtahzed vtolence 10 JNU. We believe that such acts year without fail) including as late as on 14" August.

of violence are completely antithetical to the demo-.

2004 during the screening of 'Final Solutions' and oncratic and peacef~l ethos of JNU. The perpetrators of .

17" August 2004 dunng a programme organized byv1olence on the mght of 17r. August must be punished DSU involving an address by S.A.R.Geelani. TheyOTHER DEMANDS have opposed different agitations carried out by the PRO\'IOE Fl"\A'\CIA L .-\SSIST.\1\CE.

~nsure Corpus Fund for CSIR Fellowships for the JNUSU, including the latest agitation for hostel allot-A'\'0timely d1sbursal of fellowships in event of any ment and more books in the library. The ABVP sunk to SIS ~CHOLAR. HIP ' TO ALL l"EEOYundue delay caused by the CSIR in releasing schol-unprecedented lows during the Gujarat carnage in.

arship funds. 2002 when it targeted the houses of faculty members a. arun prashant~ STl'OENTS!.

Implementation of the 1ssues raised in the Setence from the minonty commun1ty and shouted communalSchool Committee. abuses against them, or when rt called Ashok Singhal amritashva kamal l'PGR \DE CO\IPlll I:::R, LIBRARY,.

Lighting 1n the Academic Complex and the renova-to JNU and attacl(ed peaceful and democratic protest-IIOSTtL .\:'\D SPORt FACILITIES!.

tion of the pavements. ers, includtng gir1 students and JNUSU Office Bearers dhananjay.

Representation of student SFC members from SIC on 10" August 2002. However, throughout these multi-and CMM as permanent invitee in all JNUSU Coun-pronged atta~s on the foundations of our university, priya naik FIGHT FOR A \ lORE SOCIALLY Jlf Tcil meetings till the time of their full representatton in JNU has continued to stand as a firm pillar of secular \:'\0 GE'\OER Jl' T CA:\IPll !the JNUSU Council. and democratic values. largely due to the resistance rishava bhartiya.

Include the study of Dalit and Dravidian culture put up by the SFI-AISF led unions which continue towithin the Programme of Studies in DIScrimmation mobilize students in large numbers against each and.

and Exclusion in SSS every attempt at causing communal divisions..

Renovat1on of the SSS-1 Auditorium ina lime bound The NSUI and AISA are contestmg these elections onmanner a tota~ly anti-Left plank and have proved themselves.

Purchase of a new bus for JNU to be mcapable of taking a principled position aga1nst CENTRAL PANEL.

Allocation of funds for renovation of common room the communal forces, due to the tacit electoral deals SLL&CSfacility. that they have been making with the ABVP Desp1te 1ts President.

Increase seatmg capacity in Reading room, TB presen~ in the JNUSU last year, AISA has also failed manizah imamsection and Dholpur House of the Library l~ provtde any feasible alternative to the SFI-AISF's PARIMAL MAYA SUDHAKAR.

Ensure I-Card entry mDholpur House. v1s1on of leading the JNUSU. and has fallen back md. shahdab khalil.

Renovation of Old Hostels Students Activity Cen· upon spreading confusion over non-issues and pro-Vice-President.

ozair ahmad.

ter and Cultural Club rooms. motm~ a. personality cult rn order to garner votes,.

Ensure railway concession form vertfication within ~htch IS rn t~tal contradiction to the "radical-Lett poli-ratnesh kumar ENA PANDAJNU . tics they clatm to repr~ent NSUI. g1ven its ldeologi-.

Gen. Secy..

Speedy constructton of the SBI bu1lding. ~1 ban~~ptcy a.nd rel1ance upon money power, is a vaibhavi deshpande.

Ensure speedy constructJon~OOO-seated audi m1sfit w1thm the mtellectual climate of JNU MUQBIL AHMARtorium as prom1sed by the lTC .

The SFI-AISFappeals to the students of JNU to defeat.

Proper formulation of policy gu1 e1nes for allotmen:' Jt. Secy..

the com~unal, re~ctionary forces and 1solate the op-.

of shops and outlets m JNU, Rev1ew of the Nestle.

Contract foflowing university wide debate portun.lstiC forces m ~he forthcoming JNUSU elections SONA MITRA.

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Subscrtbing more online JOUrnals and database 10 and g1ve a resoundmg mandate to the progressive..

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our university is yet to engage seriously w1th the JNU Journal section to be properly mamtained..

problems and aspirations of the people of the North- Co~pletion of computenzed cataloging in Library..

east. W,e demand .that a programme of study be mtro- Rules and procedures of GSCASH to be fmalrzed at ~JNUSU.

duced m SSS. wh1ch should focus on the political and the earhest..

soc1al problems faced by the people of the Northeast Provtde proper equipment and coaching for dtfferent COUNCILLOR ELECTION MANIFESTO.

Address Problems Faced by SC\ST Students sports in JNU. .

Ensure speedy implementation of SC\ST quota in Di- Uniform rate hsts for shops and canteens in JNU to CANDIDATES 2004-05.

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be formulated and ensured..

rect PhD adm1ss1ons and that a transparent procedure.

for adm1ssions ts implemented, as agreed upon in the Single seater rooms to be allotted to all fellowship.

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hoiders in gu1s' hostels.

last agttatron The Equal Opportunrty Office should1nrtia.te documentation of dropout rates among students SIS fellowship or state scholarships and field tripcom1ng from deprived sections and the reasons for grants for SIS students needs to be enhanced and.

streamlined students tn 98 be allowed to carry out.

such dropouts studied and prevented. Obtarnrng a .

field trips..

proper reason for the dropout of students before tssu-.

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mg a Transfer Certificate is important mthis regard, sothat the problems of their further continUing meducabon DEFEAT THE COMMUNAL FORCES aditi vyas.

are redressed m a more focused manner. ISOLATE THE OPPORTUNIST FORCESDuring the last few years. the students of JNU have.

Puntsh the Perpetrators of Violence fought vahantly against the communal and violent ABVP arindam An Enquiry Committee has been set up to tnvestigate on campus The ABVP poses achallenge to the peace-b. reena ranithe 1ncrdent of violence by the ABVP on 17" August .

ful. democratic and progress1ve culture of JNU in.

2004 Over the last few years the admm:stration has e~yery manner. be 1t through mdulgmg in ca~es of divya cherianconststently shown a lack of w1ll to punish acts of .

caste viOlence defending sexual harassers or mdulg·.

violence on part of the ABVP. This has slowly 1119 tn numerous cases of communal violence (every karne sudarshan kumartrivrahzed violence in JNU We believe that such acts year 't'llthout fail) mcludmg as late as on 14"' Augustof vrolence are completely ant1thet1cal to the demo-.

2004 durng the screenrng of ·Final Solutions' and on.

cratic and peaceful ethos of JNU The perpetrators of 1 ; .. August 2004 during a programme organized byviolence on the n1ght of 17.., August must be puntshed .

OSU mvolving an address by S.A R.Geelani. TheyOTHER DEMANDS f)ave opposed different agttattons carried out by the PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE .

Ensure Corpus Fund for CSIR FellowshipS for the JNUSU. mcluding the latest ag1tatton for hostel allot-AND .

t1mely drsbursal of fellowshtps rn event of any ment and more books In the library The ABVP sunk to SIS SCHOLARSHIPS TO ALL NEEDY.

undue delay caused by the CSlR mreleasmg schol-unprecedented lows dunng the Gujarat carnage in STUDENTS!.

arship funds 2002 when tt targeted the houses of faculty members a. arun prashanth.

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lmplementatton of the 1ssues ra1sed m the Sc1ence from the minority comrnun1ty and shouted communal.

School Commrttee. abuses agamst them. or when tt called Ashok Singhal amritashva kamal UPGRADE COMPUTER, LIBRARY, .

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L1ghtmg in the Academ1c Complex and the renova-to JNU and attacked peaceful and democratic protest-HOSTEL AND SPORTS FACII:ITIES!.

dhananjay.

tion of the pavements ers. indudtng gtrl students and JNUSU Office Bearers.

Representation of student SFC members from SIC on iO:-· August 2002. However. throughout these multi-priya naik FIGHT FOR A MORE SOCIAllY JUSTand CMM as permanent mvitee 1n all JNUSU Coun-pronged attacks on the foundattons of our university, .

AND Gl~NDER JUST CAMPUS!.

cil meetmgs till the tJme of the1r full representatiOn m JNU has continued to stand as a firm pillar of secular rishava bhartiya.

the JNUSU Counc1l and democratic values largely due to the resistance.

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Include the study of Daht and Dravidran culture put up by the SFI-AISF led un1ons wh1ch continue towrthin the Programme of Studres m DIScnmmation mobtltze students m large numbers against each andand Exclusion in SSS every attempt at causmg communal divisions..

Renovation of the SSS-1 Audrtonum ma tJme bound The NSUl and AISA are contestrng these elections onmanner a totally ant1-Left plank and have proved themselves.

Purchase of a new bus for JNU to be 1ncapable of ta.krng a pnncrpled pos1tion against SLL&CS CENTRAL PANEL.

Allocation of funds for renovation of common room the communal forces. due to the tacit electoral deals.

factlity. that they have been makmg wrth the ABVP. Despite its manizah imam President .

Increase seating capac1ty m Read1ng room. TB presence 1n the JNUSU last year. AISA has also failed PARIMAL MAVA SUDHAKARsecllon and Dholpur House of the Library to provtde any feastble alternative to the SFI-AISF's md. shahdab khalil.

Ensure I-Card entry m Dholpur House. v1sion of leading the JNUSU. and has fallen back Vice-President.

Renovation of Old Hostels. Students Act1vrty Cen-upon spreadmg confusion over non-issues and pro-ozair ahmadter and Cultural Club rooms. motmg a personality cult in order to garner votes, ENAPANDA.

Ensure ra1lway concesston form verification within wh1ch rs tn total contradiction to the ·radical-Lett· poli-ratnesh kumar JNU. tiCS they clatm to repr~sent NSUI, given its ideologi-vaibhavi deshpande a Gen. Secy. .

Speedy construction of the SBI burlding. cal bankruptcy a.nd reliance upon money power. is a MUQBIL AHMAR.

Ensure speedy construction of a 1000-seated audi-m1sfit wtthm the Intellectual climate of JNU.torium as promised by the AlCTE. The SFI-AlSF appeals to the students of JNU to defeat Jt. Secy..

Proper formulation of policy guidelines for allotment .

the co~~unal, re~ctionary forces and isolate the op-.

of shops and outlets in JNU: Rev1ew of the Nestle portun.ISI!C forces m the forthcoming JNUSU elections SONAMITRA.

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Contract following un1versity w1de debate .

and g1ve a resoundmg mandate to the progressive.

Subscnbing more online JOurnals and database tn democratic and secular forces. ' .

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Taliban snakes at the neighbourhood, hissing louder and louder. 0 India, can you hear the sound?.

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There are two incidents took place in Pak1stan wh1ch mcrrt attcnt1on to the lndlclnS .

1) Today. on 3n1 march. 2009, Dozens armed terronsts w1th bullet proof vests. poss1bly lslamists. attacked the .

touring Sri Lankan crrcket team w1th rockets. grenades and assault rrnes as they were on lhetr way to the .

venue of a Cricket Match in Lahore. Pakistan. The attack reportedly killed at least five securrty personnel and .

Injured six Lankan crrcketers. The players rece1ved shrapnel and bullet Injuries Among the Injured players. .

Kumar Sangakkara. Ajantha Mendis, Thilan Samaraweera and Tharanga Paranavithana have suffered minor .

1njuries 1n the attack. as per the med1a report. .

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2) Another gruesome news. on 91h February, 2008, the notorrous AI Qaeda threatened of more 26/11 strikes on .

the sorl of lnd1a Mustafa Abu al-Yaz1d. A top AI-Qaeda commander, who was repo~d killed 1n a US drone .

strrke last year. appeared in a video warning lnd1a of more Mumbai-style terror attacks 1f 1t trred to attack .

Pakistan_ Yazid sounded a shrill warn1ng· "The MuJahideen will c;under your arm1es mlo the ground: like they .

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d1d to the Russ1ans m Afghanistan" They will target your econom1c centres and also raze them to lhe ground." .

The AI-Qaeda leader 1s no pushover and is said to have been involved in a number of terror attacks. including .

last year's Danish Embassy bombing .

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AI-Qaeda was originally created in 1987 for the purpose of destroying India. So there is nothing new here. It is the part of the 1400 years long Islamic jihad and murderous Ummah against the Hindus M A. Khan. 1n h1s book The Legacy of Jihad: Islamic Holy War and the Fate of Non Musl1ms. eloquently descnbes how the Muslim 1nvaders systematically advanced in India through war. terror, plunder and forced conversion. Islamic invaders drlrgently killed millions of Hindu men, looted their temples and shrines, and enslaved the Hindu women and children Many of these enslaved Hindu children were rarsed as Muslim fighters for engaging 1n krllrng the1r Hrndu ancestors_ Muslim soldiers methodically raped the child bearing Hindu women. generally captured as war-booty These hapless Hindu women had no choice but to submit to Islam. and g1ve b1rth to Muslim ch1ldren. Srnce those women became the vehicle for breeding Muslim offspring. the final result was a reduction of the Htndu populace and a sharp rise 1n the number of Muslims. This profoundly affected the relig1ous demographtc 1n India. Moreover the growing Muslim population was to be maintained by the toiling of the vanquished Hindus subjected to grinding taxes. Th1s is roughly the same protocol. wh1ch Prophet Muhammad had applied to the Jews of Banu Qurayza and Khaybar. .

The brutal attack on Sn Lankan cncketers by suspected Islamic terronsts and before that the treat from AI Qaeda towards India on behalf of Pakistan, their client state once again established the firm link between lslamists and Pakistan. Pakistan. today is sitt1ng again on a powder keg. It's Conflict wtth India in Kashmir, sectarran v1olence 1n Sindh, secessionist movements in Baluchistan, the talibanization of FATA, the tussle between the US-Pak military and the Pashtuns. fall of swat valley under Taliban rule. just 160 km away from Islamabad are few examples to understand the grow1ng instability tn Pakistan_ The non-state actors or rather the pnvattzed terrorist groups from Pakistan took the mission to cut lnd1a mto p1eces as their eth1cal cho1ce Now. that International pressure is building against them. can Taliban be considered as the new choice from Pak1stan to cut India into preces? ll would be JUSt too na1ve to not to th1nk so The sympathizers of Taltban are plenty rn lSI It is clear from the remarks that the lSI chief is making in his interviews by saying that 'they are terronsts for us. but freedom fighters for them'. and 'they should be made into a political party to have t11e1r say' Pak1stan Army sold1ers were trained with the conviction that they are-protectors of Islam and Mushms in Pak1stan and the1r ma1n goal IS to fight India (Not necessarily in defense). .

For Pakistan is today again slowly reeling under the dictatorship the army and lSI rn d1sgu1se of a fragile .

democracy, is just a repealed. natural phenomenon. Pakistan is today a taltban1sed soc1ety because of the neglect of the institutions over sixty years, and the culmination of the cho1ce 1t made sixty years ago--of being an Islamic state. The enttre educat1on has been lslam1zed. the soc1al and sc1ent1fic development has been neglected, and only the Islamic identity has been prioritized. When the entire economy 1s on the verge of bankruptcy (few months back, the central bank of Pakistan holds $8.14 billion of foreign currency. but if forward llabtllties are included, the real reserves may be only $3 billion -enough to buy about 30 days of 1mports like orl and food) and has to depend on the aid from United States even for the livelihood. basic amenities and institutions are scarce in vast areas, the polttical establishment in Islamabad finds no other way but gravrtate to the old, accustomed conclusion; feed the jihadis and deflect them to India. .

ABVP condemns the brutal attack on the Sri Lankan cricketers and expresses h1gh concern at the growrng barbarism at lnd1a's western neighbourhood .

AVBP also strictly condemns the incident took place at the library today by Mahboob Alam M. Phil 1 st year, CIL. And appeals to the students as well as the administration not to tolerate such type of mindless acts from the unwanted elements. .

Sd I RaJesh Kumar RanJan. President. ABVP Sd/ Sudheer Kumar Sharma. Secretary. ABVP .

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Friends, .

other messes The staff would work under the .

three years Pun1shment was also awarded 10 t!.r.

This year's JNUSU elections are being held in supervision of a university-appointed mess manager Student Facuity Committees (SFCs): Centre-.

Oa1h, another employee found gu1lty of sexual.

the backdrop of sharpening contrad1ctJons between and elected mess secretanes The mess In the harassmenL These aclJons have sent the message leVI'I SFCs composed of faculty members andUS-led Imperialism on one hand and popular forthcoming Loh1t hostel would bo n1n on tho same clr>rlrd studrnt rcprPSentatlves are a unique.

that perpetrators of sexual harassment cannot escaperesistance to it on the other. The criminal invasion and lines AI a time whf>n servicC'S are b'"-;uc mostly defunct We demand !hatpredatQtY character of imperialism In response. contractor run mess into a university-om one IS a SFC:s be rcvrved in all the Centres and an.

status by the Executive Council, fulfilling another.

people across the wor1d have come tOjether in historic ach1evement of the student community. a~rlemiC matters. including the updating of.

demand of the student t;Ommunity..

historic protest ae1ions that have been as much courses. be brought under their puMeW.against the process or imperialist globctlisation as .

FINANCIAL AND ACADEMIC ASSISTMICE TO HOSTEL RENOVATION Representation in University Boa.es: Weagainst imperialism's barbaric 'war without an end'. .

STUDENTS FROMDEPRfVED SECTIONS With the JNUSU raising the dilapidated condition of demand that the JNUSU be given representationTrue to their trad1tions. JNU students have been part The progressive admission and fee structure of our the older hostels before the JNU Court and fhe UGC'c; and full vo~ng rights tn the Academic Council,of this worldwide anti-imperialist upsurge, taking part university as well as initiatives ~ke the coaching X Plan team. Rs 1crore has been sanctioned for the ExecuiNe Counol and the JNU Court to ensure thein unprec00er1ted numbeis in mobilisabons within the .

dasses ()(Qanlsed by the JNUSU have ensured renovalicn of hostel facilities within the university The part1apation of students in the decislon-maJtingcampus and outside against the war on Iraq. signifteant representation of students from depnved renovabon work IS expected to be completed by process at all levels in the universityIt is shameful that at this crucial juncture the ~ections in our university. For the past few years. the January next year.BJP-Ied governmentin power inour countly has taken SC/ST quota has been more than fulfilled. However, INDt.I-ENCE OF GSCASH.

rt.s surrender to US-imperialism to even more abject many students from these sections have been forced .

HEALTH CEtfTRE Over the past few years, the Gender Sensffisation.

levels. gdng lo the extent of considering sending our .

to leave their studies midway because or finapcial Facilities. in the Health Centre have. been upgraded Comm1ttee Against Sexual Harassment hastroops as mercenaries to defend the occupation of difficulties and d1fficulty lo cope w1th the curriculum. and more spectalist physicians have been appointed established itself as an effective institlltion.

lr.:lq. As popular disrontent against the anti-people.

To address this problem. lhe JNUSU had raised the Facifities for ba~ic pathological tests have been saleguard1ng gender JUSbce and equality lg JNU. Thepolicies of the NOA government grows, the RSS-BJP-demand lor financial and academic assiStance to provided mthe Health Centre rallflcai.IOn of. 1ts Rules and Procedures by the.

VHP has intensified its efforts to dlsrupt the un1ty or .

students from deprived sections Based on a proposal Executive Counol has been a long pending demand.

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the people through its communal campaigns. The prepared by the JNUSU, subject-specific and English TRANSPOR1 of the univers1ty community. However, the A.shok.

Sangh Giron is raising the Ayodhya issue once again, .

remedial classes for students from depnved sechons 0Jr demand for the formation of a transport Mathur Committee set up by the Administration toprior to the Assembly arc:! Lok Sabha elections. have been regulansed in d1fferent schools The commrttee on the hnes of the Health and Campus fmalise the Rules and Procedures before It!The same communal project has had its funds provided for the UGC for this purpose will be Development Committees has been met. AD problems ratification has functioned tn a completely.

reflection in the sphere of education too where the .

used to employ non~RF students to teach t1ese pertain1ng to the timing. arbitrary rerouting of buses intransparent manner and has not taken any sectionSangh Giroh is attempting to substitute reasoned classes These students would be pa1d a stJpend of or the unrversity community into confidence before.

etc. would be under ihe purvtew of this committeedebate with unquestiomng acceptance of the RSS's .

Rs. 1.500 per month Also. 55 new posrs tor stu~ents arriving at its recommendabons. This gives riSe to the.

myths and propaganda. At the same bme the pursurt .

have been created under the 'earn wh1le you learn· THESIS AND DISSERTATION GRA.NT apprehension that the Administration is ~toof neo-liberal policies which have resulted in resource .

scheme The thesis and diSSertation grant has been increased tamper w1th the democratic composition of GSCASHct.1s and massive fee hiltes have excluded a vast .

by 50% from tt"le acadelf\·c year 2002-03 onwards wh1ch gtves equal representation and rights tosection ofpotential students from access to education. FI\CUL TY ~fCRUITMENT students. teachers and employees. Also, there is aOur un1versHy had been suffenng from a severe possibility of the Administration trying to curb theJNUSU2002-03 faculty shortage because of the 1nord1nate delay by autonomy of GSCASH The SFI-AISF standsthe HRO Mmrstry In appointing Vrs1tor's nomrnecs to AGENDA FOR 2003-04 steadfastly against such attempts and demands that.

The last JNUSU. formed after a massNe mandate .

the selection committees. This shortage was also 1~ Rul('S and f"lrocedures of GSCASH be ftnalised al.

given by the student community to the SFI-AISF, DEMOCRA11SATION OF ACADEMIC.

being used by Centres to argue for seat-cuts As a the earl1est and any changes to the present Rules andmobilised the student community aga1nst the impact of result of the mitlatives taken by the JNUSU and the FUNCTIONING Procedures be made only after a thorough democraoc.

these anti-stJ.Jdent policies. Some of Lhe ma)Of .

representations made by it to the VISitor and before discussiOn.

achievements of the past year's struggles are· Grievance Redressal Committees: lnstiiUlionaJ.

the University Court, the HRO MmiStry was finally .

mct;han1sms for redressmg acadellllc grievances IMPROVEMENT OF LIBRARY FAC-~LJTIE'SMAHI·MANOAVI MESS forced to appomt the nommees Folkr.vmg thiS, the are essent1al 1n a university like ours whichprocess of faculty recruitment has restarted an:! all ·The JNU L1brary oontmues to suffer from the UGC"s .

Following long strugyles by the student community, depends almost completely on internal evaluahonLhe Administration has been fOfced to accept its proposals of seat-cuts have been scrapped. The present arrangemenl where such grievances poliCies of resource cut~ and the Admlnistration"s responsibility for provld1ng mess faCilities and a are heard by coJT1m11tees cons1sbng solely ot neglect Wh,le struggles have ensured student.

PlJUISHr.1E~T FOR SEXUAL HARASSERS parhctpattOn 1n the procurement of books in the library,.

university-run mess has been started in Mahi·Mandavi members of the faculty and the Administralton 1shostels. Sinco the UGC's biln on the recn.utment ot Protest ac110ns. includmg " one -day srr~ke hy the rot.1lly III:JrlfXlu:'lto. ~mer most complamts are likely the 101.11 illliJ>unl or lunds for new acquisltlom remainsstudent community IO!ced the Admlmstrahon to Pl'niSh madeq11ate and mc..1y important journals· and.

non-teaching staff continues, mess staff have been 10 be agamst lhem 1n lhe first place We demand a.

Mr. OK Tr.van. a faculty member who had been complete overhaul penodiCals have been discontinued. We demand an.

appointed by the university on a contractual basis. ol the gnevanca redressal I.

The wages of these employeE:s would be paid by the found guilty of sexual harassment by the GSCJ\SH m<'Chanism to g1ve 11 a democratiC character ond 1mmcd1ate rever.-ill ot these policies and an lncre~se .

university and students would be reqwred to pay only Two of hiS increments have been stopped :~ncl he has rnsurc lhf' partiCtv;lhon of rrprcsentiltives of llll' 1n thf' :-~lloc:ltton ol funds 10! new books and journals.· .

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been barred lrom holdiOCJ t~ny adm1n1"triltrve po: t tor Book b.mkr.; slwuld be set up which would lend out.

for the cost of matenals and consumables as 1n the stutl~"nt commun11y lrt lilt' redressal process essenllal textbooic.s to students lor an entire semester. .

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bouts of unconSCIOusness. In view of th1s, w1lh1n few hours after puttmg 1n Rajdoot Hosp1tal, I wac; removed from lhe ATS off1ce and was taken a hosp1tal which leur nt 1L to be Shusrusha Hosp1tal wherein I was kept In ICU. 1 sav that w1thrn half an hour Mr Bh1mbha1 Pasricha came down to Shushrusha Hospital w1th some ATS men and my Hosp1Lal admission forms, and other med1cal examinatiOn forms, etc were signed by him. 1 say that Mr Khanwrlkar deposited money to the hospital management for me, which I learnt from Mr Bhimbhai. I say that after some lime Mr Pasricha left the Hosp1tal along with the ATS men <Jnd thereafter I have no contact w1th of any nature. .

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r say that I underwent a treatment over here tor 3 to 4 days. l say that as my condition drd nol 11 nprove, I was taken lo another hosp1tal whose name r cannot recall. Th1s hosp1tal consrsted of a h1gh nse buildrng where 1 wac.. 111. uted for 2 to 3 days. l say that no female police constable was by my side erther rn Hotel RaJdoot or 1n e1thcr of the two hospitals. .

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l say that both at the hotel and the hospitals, l was earned on a stretcher and my face was always covered w1th a black hood to avord my face from berng seen. From the second hosp1tal, I was brought back to the ATS offrce at Kalachowkre .

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I say thal r was finally arrested on 23. 10.2008 and produced before the Ch1ef Judrcral Mag1strate, Na<;lk on 24.10.2008. I was .

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remanded to pol1ce custody on that date trll 3.11.2008. Up to LI--re 24.10.2008 and even somctrmc thereafter, I was denied access to a Lawyer or any member of my famrly. A polygraph test was conducted on me wh1le I was rn 11tegal detentron pnor to 23.10.2008. Thereafter a second polygraph test was conducted on 01 11.2008. On 04 11.2008, after l was remanded to JUdrc1al custody on being presented before Nasik court on 03.1 1.2008, r also say that a Narco analys1s test was also conducted on me. .

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1 say that both the lie detector tests as well as the Narco ()nalysis test were conducted wrlhout my consent. Never the less all these mvest1gatrve tests have only established my mnocence 1n the Malegaon bomb blast that took place on 29.9 2008. 1 finally was allowed to meet my sister Mrs Parth1bha Bhagwan Jha on the even1ng of 02.11 2008, who had brought vakalatnamas of Advocate Ganesh Sovani who was engaged by my sister and her husbcJnd Mr Bhagwan Jha and had met hrm couple trmes m that week. Th1s meellng was not conducted m private since members of the ATS ~tood wrthtn heanng d1stance of my s1ster and myself. I met my Advocate Ganesh Sovani for the first t1me 1n the court room of th1s t-lon'ble Court very bnefly for 4 to 5 mmutes prior to the arguments commencing on my remand application on 03. 11.2008. .

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I say that th1s period of 4 to 5 minutes was too short for me to give complete 1nslruct1ons as to what had tr ansptred from 10th October onwards, about my vehicle, my stay at Kalachowkte, my illegal detention, the Ill-treatment mrt1gated to me by ATS men, the beating JOb that was forced on my_drsciple to beat me, but wh1ch he curned out reluctantly, wrthout any force, etc I say that for this reasons, all the details had not reflected in the hand written application that was placed on record by my advocate Mr Sovan1, for paucity of t1me to give all these tnstructions. .

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l say that on the evening of Wednesday 12.11.2008, 1 was allowed to meet my Advocate Gancsh Sovani for about 5-6 minutes again m the presence of female staff of Byculla )ail. 1 say that agasn on 13. 11 .2008 I was allowed to talk to my sard lawyer for 8-10 mmutes to g1ve h1m some more details. Thereafter, on Fnday 14.11.2008 evenmg at about 04 30 PM, I was g1ven nearly 20 minutes to talk to my sard lawyer at length, and it was dunng this period I could narrate my ent1re ordeal w1th the ATS whtch IS reproduced heretnabove. .

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1 unambiguously state that I am totally mnocent of any offence whatsoever. ln partiCular 1 have no connectron mth the ,...talegaon bomb blast of 29.9.2008. While my former ownershrp of LML Freedom 2 wheeler, whrch was allegedly used m the Malegaon bomb blast entttled the ATS to interrogate me, that agency was not enlltled to subject me to the treatment ment1oned here rn above. Their conduct discloses a blatant violation of statutory provis1ons of law, custodial abuse and vrolence, mental and phys1cal torture and prolonged illegal detention. The ATS are fully aware that I am rnnocent lt appears however that they have a mandate from therr political superiors to necessanly rmpl1cate me w1th Malegaon blasts w1th a vrew to suggest that Hrndu Reilgrous extrem1sts were resortrng to terrorism. The prolonged illegal delentson, custod1al abuse and phys1cal torture were des1gned to compel me lo confess to cnmes l had not comm1lled. Tf11s att~mpt of false rmpllcat1on persrsted for the ent1re penod between .

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10.10. 2008 and 02.11.2008. During th1s ent1re penod 1 was deliberately ISOlated from my family and dcn1ed access to La,·.tyers. I say that no arrest panchanama was done after my arrest on 23 10.2008 and r was never asked about lhe ndmes, addreshould get a JUStice and they need to be adequately dealt w1th as per the prov1sions of law. .

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In the circumstances I now pray for the following relief: a} that the ATS be directed to subm1t an explanation for my detent1on wrthout authorrty of law between 10.10 2008 and 23.10.2008; b). that enqutryjmvest1gatron be conducted rnto my accusatron made herernabovc on oath, regard1ng cu~todral torture/violence and mental and psychological abuse; c). that such investigation as referred to 1n (b) above, rnclude o polygraph test, us well as Narco analys1s on me to determine the verac1ty of my accusations; d). that such tnvestrgation to mclude a polygraph test and na1 c.o analysis on off1cers of the ATS named by me, and also of those officers whose names, I do not know, but 1 can ident1fy, for they wbjccting me to mental und phys1cal ubuse durrng custody as well as others to be identified by me; e) that a report be called for from the ATS for the reasonc; of my adm1ssron 111 two hospitals ( Shurusha an another) and the medcal treatment undergone by me at the sa1d two hospilals; f) The ATS be drrected to disclose the reasons for my stay at Hole! Rajdoot at Murnbar.; g) For such further and other reliefs as may be fit and proper in the facts and circumstances or the case. Filed in court on 17.11.2008 Contents Explained to the Deponent in Hindi & Confirmed with Deponent. (Deponent) Identified b .

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AKHIL BHARATIYA VIDYARTHI PARISHAD .

2/11/04 .

Fnends. .

We are going into the JNUSU polls in less than48 hours now. This year's polls are going to take place in the backdrop of the .

utterly highhanded and indifferent attitude adopted by the SFI-AISF led JNUSU which has entered into aJl unholy understanding .

with the administration to jeopardise the interests of the student community. They have betrayed the faith reposed in them by the .

way. The SFI-AISF cadres had field days as they pushed off to different tourist destinations and the railway concession forms .

without any compunction or concern for the huge losses caused to the railways. Such gross indifference, malpractices and .

nonchalance exposed their true colours. Last year the students of JNU gave an overwhelming mandate to the SFI-AISF combine .

but they have come a cropper on all the issues concerning the student community of JNU. .

The SFI-AISF comb1ne have stooped to a new low by embezzling scholarship funds earmarked for economically weaker .

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sections and diverting and channeling those funds to promote the welfare of their loyal cadres. A case in point being SFI-AISF's .

last years female councilor candidate in SIS who has been enjoying the scholarship sponsored by Andhra Pradesh government .

by devising ingenuous ways of submitting fake certificates with the administration. This brazen act of siphon1ng off of government .

funds once again reveals the true colours of the SFI-AISF who only breast beat about egalitarianism and their struggle against .

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mentioned councilor candidate eventually lost the elections is a different story altogether). This is not a mere aberration or an.

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exploitation of deprived sections of the society. But the fall short of translating their words into deeds (the fact that the above .

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isolated case. Instances galore of many more SFI-AISF cadres who continue to cheat the government and the nation .

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simultaneously. Such deeds are a cruel rebuff to the deseNing candidate who genuinely hail from the economically weaker .

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sections but can't avail the benefits of the scholarships, which results in the shattering of many dreams which could not take .

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We would like to congratulate the SFI-AISF for taking the student community for a ride once again. We would also like .

to congratulate them for having hit a century as far as cases of sexual harassment filed with the GSCASH against their .

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cadres are concerned ever since the inception of the sacred institution. We would also like to extend tpe kudos for .

getting their lumpenic and sexually perverted cadres go scot free by hobnobbing with the admintstration. The .

communists on the campus claim to be most democratic , most progressive and the sole "upholders of women's .

dignity". But the SFI unfortunately never succeeds to camouflage its hypocrisy. One need not go too far in search of .

instances which reveal the communist's egregious show of "machoism" against women and intolerance towards their .

ideological opponents. As far as their claim to be the guardians of women's dignity is concerned it is appalling and disgusting to see Mamta Banerjee being dragged out on the streets of Kolkata by the CPI(M) and SFI goons and thrashed and caned mercilessly. This indeed .

vindicates their "upholding" and respecting women's dignity!!! Another glairing example of their "liberal ethosn is the way in which .

SFI goondas coerced girl students of Vishwa Bharti University in West Bengal in to accepting a dress code. Those not toeing their line were dragged out of their class and thrashed, molested and kicked around. .

The communists claim to be the sole proponents of secularism but unfortunately their actions are not in line or in consonance branded' a Muslim student in Kerala by carving SFI on his back with a .

with their claims. A few years back the SFI goons '.

knife. This is their way of propagating their brand of secularism. .

The ABVP warns the SFI-AISF to desist from playing with the sentiments of students of JNU. The students of JNU are .

awakening to the call of cultural nationalism-a vision adhered to by us. We appeal to the students of JNU to rise to the occasion .

and g1ve a decisive mandate in favour of ABVP so that the antinational SFI-AISF who are agents of terror and drug culture are .

obliterated from the sacred soil of Bharat Mata. .

This is to bring to the notice of students of SLL&CS that one of the councilor candidates of SFI-AISF, namely Ratnesh who is a student of MA 1st year Chinese has not appeared for any sessional exam this semester. As a result he will not be allowed to sit for the end semester exams. Consequently he will not be promoted to the next semester and as such he will stop being a .

student of JNU unless and until he devises ingenuous ways of managing fake health certificates to claim zero semester on health grounds. This is a routine for the SFI -AISF cadres who continue to blatantly cheat the student community and the .

administration simultaneously. One of the incumbent SFI -AISF female councilor candidate was caught red handed getting .

railway concession forms made for Goa instead of for her home town. This highlights their moral bankruptcy. But then is it not .

asking too much from them????? .

VANDE MATARAM .

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other messes. The staff would work under the .

three years. Punishment was also awarded to Mr..

This year's JNUSU elections are being held in supervision of a university~.appolnted mess managerthe badcdrop of sharpening contradictions between and elected mess secretartes. The mess In the Daili, another employee found guilty of sexual Student Faculty Committees (SFCs): Centre-.

harassment. These actions have sent the message level SFCs composed of faculty members and.

US led Imperialism on one hand and popular forthcoming Lohlt hostel would be run on the same.

resistance mIt on the other. The criminal invasion and that perpetrators of sexual harassment cannot escape elected student representatives are a uniquelines. At a time when services are being privatised in institution of JNU. However, at present these.

~of Iraq has completely exposed the universities across the country, turning a private justice by virtue of their position in the university.

hierarchy The GSCASH has been granted statutory committees are mostly defunct. We demand that.

predatory character of imperialism. In response, contractor run mess into a university-run one is a.

people aauss the wortd have come together in status by the Executive Council, fulfilling another SFCs be revived in all the Centres and all historic p!otest actions that have been as much historic achievement of the student community, demand of the student community. academ1c matters, including the updating ofcourses, be brought under their purvtew..

against the process of imperialist globalisation asagainst imperialism's barbaric 'war without an end'. FINANCIAL ANDACADEMIC ASSISTANCE TO HOSTEL RENOVATION . . Representation in University Bodies: WeTrue t> their tracltions, JNU studentc; have been part ~JJ~~~f~MJ~~fb\Y~~cP~~T~?J1~ure of our. Witn tne JNUSU ratsmg the dtlap1dated condition of demand that the JNUSU be given representation.

the older hostels before the JNU Court and the UGC'c;.

of this worldwide anti-inperiaHst upsurge, taking part university as well as initiatives like the coaching and full voting rights in the Academic CouncilXPlan team. Rs. 1crore has been sanctioned for the Executtve Counal and the JNU Court to ensure the.

in unprecedented numbers in mobilisations within the dasses organfsed by the JNUSU have ensured I canpus and outside against the war on Iraq. renovation of hostel facilities w1thin the un1vers1ty The participation of students in the decision-making.

signif1Can1 representation of students from deprived .

renovation work IS expected to be completed by process nt all levels in the university..

It is shameful that at this aucial juncture the sections In our university. For the past few years, the January next year..

BJP-Ied p'8l'll'nellt in power in our country has taken .

SCIST quota has been more than fulfilled. However,.

its surrender to lJS..inperia6sm to even more abject INOEFENC EOFGSCASH.

many students from these sections have been forced.

levels. gdug b the extBnt d consider'd19 sending our H~THCENTRE Over the past few years. the Gender Sensitisahoops as men:enaries to defenct the occupation of to leave their studies midway because of financial Facintles. rn the Health Centre have been upgraded Committee Against Sexual Harassment has.

difficulties and difficulty to cope with the curricurum.Iraq. As poplilr 49coi4snt against the anti-people To address this problem, the JNUSU had raised the and more spectalist physicians have been appomted establrshed itself as an effective institutionpoides of the ft)A {ICWCIIU811t GlOWS. the RSS-BJP-Facilities for basic pathological tests have been safeguarding gender JUStice and equality ig JNU. TheVHP has lfeidied Hs etbls t> disrupt the unity of demand for financial and academic assistance to provided in the Health Centre. rabficabon of 1ts Rules and Procedures by the.

the peope throlGh its COfllltlJnal campaigns. The students fromdeprived sections. Based on a proposal Executive CounCil has been a long pending demand.

prepared by the JNUSU, subject-specific and English.

&qhGlroh is railing t.Ayodhya issue once again. TRANSPORT of the un1versrty community. However. the Ashok.

remedial dasses for students from deprived sections.

prior tJ lieAssentiy ar.d Lolt Sabha elecOOns. have been regularised in different schools. The Our demand for the fonnatton of a transport Mathur Committee set up by the AdmrnistratiOO to.

The COIJII'Ul8J project has had its committee on the lines of the Health and Campus finalise the Rules and Procedures before itsteflection in the sphere of education too where the funds provided for trle UGC for this purpose will be Development Comm1ttees has been mel All problems ratification has functioned in a completelySangh Giroh Is al8r4619 to substitute reasoned used to employ non.JRF students to teach l"lese pertaining to the timing. arbitrary rerout.ng of buses mtransparent manner and has not taken any sectionclasses. These students would be paid a stipend of.

debate with ....I stiooing arxeptance of the RSS's etc. would be under the purview of this committee. of the unrversity commurtity into confidence beforemyths and proptganda. At the same time the pursuit Rs. 1.500 per month. Also, 55 new posts for students arriving at 1ts recommendations This gtves rise to thed l'e>halpolicies which have resulted in resource have been created under the ·eam while you learn' THESISANDOISSERTATION GRANT apprehens1on that the Administration is tr¥ing to.

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aa and massM! fee hikes have excluded a vast The thests and dtssertalton grant has been increased tamper w1th the democratic compositK>n of GSCASHsecbd poti!lutlal studeuts from access to education. by 50°k from the academiC year 2002-CJ onwards which gives equal representation and rights toFACULTY RECRUITMENT students, teachers and employees. Also. there is aOur university had been suffenng from a severe poss1b··:ty of the Administration trying to curb thefaculty shortage because of the inordmate d~ay by autonomy of GSCASH. The SFI-AISF stands~SU.Jfi2~ralid after a massive mandate the HRD Ministry in appointing Vtsitor's nominees to AGENDA FOR 2003-04 steadfastly against such attempts and demands thatgiwen bJ 118 ..It conm~nity to the SFI-AISF, the selection committees. This shortage was also the Rules and Procedures of GSCASH be finalised atmablised ......COIIIIIUity against the impact of being used by Centres to argue for seat-cuts As a DEMOCRATISATIONOF ACADEMIC the earfiest and any changes to the present Rules and11aae aul student poleIas. Some of the major result of the initiatives taken by the JNUSU and the FUNCTIONING Procedures be made only after a thoroughQf..PI'l ,_.,Ruggles are~ repfeSentations made by it to the Vrsrtor and before discussion..

lhe University Court. the HRD Ministry was finally Grievance Redressal Committees: lnsbtut1onalme"'..hanrsms for redress1ng academtc grievances.

bced to appoint the nominees. Followtng this, the IMPROVEMENT OF LIBRARY FACILITIES.

are essent1al in n uruvers1ty hke ours which.

br ..lludarft c:ommooity. process ~ faculty reauitment has restarted anj all depends almost completely on internal evaluation ·The JNU Ltbrary CQnttnues to suffer from the UGC's.

bu n bted to accept its proposals of seat-cuts have beenscrapped. The present arrangement where such grievances policies or resource cut~ and the Administration'sm1n and a are heard by comm1ttees consisting solely of neglect While struggles have ensured studentllllted in MaN-Mandavi PUNISHMENT FOR SEXUAL HARASSERS partiCipatiOn in the procurement of books in the library..

members of the farulty and the Adm1mstrat10n is.

IICRftlwlt of Protaat actions. inctudmg a one-day strike by the totally tnadequate. since most complamts are likely the total amount or funds for new acqUISitions remainsRllll Iliff have been lbJdent community forced the AdminiStration to Pl nish to be against them tn the first place. We demand a tnadequate and mo.IY important journals andon a conbaw baeil. tk. 0 K. Tiwari, a faculty member who had I,een complete overhaul of the grievance redressal periodtcals have been discontinued. We demand anMUd be paid by lhe found guilty of sexual harassment by the GSCASH mechanism to g1ve 1t a democratic character and tmmed1ate reversal of these policies and an increase.

-*'.,. requRd mpay rrit Two~his inaements have been stopped and he has ensure the partictV<1~on or representatives of the 10 the aUocation of funds for new books and joumals.·.

8fld COOMimetW in lhe been barred from holding any administrative po! t for Book-banks should be set up which would lend out.

student communtty tn the redressal process .

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" .. A social scientist has called the present elections a case of 'Open Elections, Closed Choices'. At a time when the big media AISA houses are manufacturing 'opinion' to predict a victory for the perpetrators of Tehelka and Gujarat. will the democratic forces and ~ the oppressed find avoice in this election? AI SA invites you to apublic meeting to discuss the dynamics of the upcoming pollsand the Umitations and paradoxes of the present po66cal discourse. .

PUBLIC MEE liNG .

Election 2004 : Limited Options, Quest for Alternatives .

Speakers : Gopal Pradhan,Writer and Political Commentator Pranay Krishna,Ex-President JNUSU,Asst. Editor Samk.aleen Janmat. .

9:30pm.

5.4.04(TonJqht).

Sutlei Mess .

~hatThe Nestle Outlet Stands For, And Why We Must Resist It In Toto ! of the Nestle outlet is finally solved. The question -whether any previous JNUSU was party to the decision to give Nestle an The 'mystery' excfusive outlet inside JNU, has been answered. SFI's leaflet last night admits that it was the previous JNUSU led by SFI which, in a CDC .

meeting, agreed to the Nestle outfit in principle, the only condition being 'reasonable prices'. .

ATM. Bus facalities, Bank Draft facilitites...the SFJ Union members usually lose no opportunrty to publicly announce and claim credit for .

·achieving· them. How come, since last year, the JNUSU President chose to remain silent about his role in "achieving'' this Nestle .

outlet for our campus? Following the-leaflet oy an anonymous student, and the AISA leaflet, the delayed SFI leaflet of April 1 says the .

Nestle issue has -recenUy arisen; 'We are meant to assume that it has recently arisen from thin air, and that the SFI had no prior knoVviedge .

of~ ! Only when AJSA pressed for a Council Meeting, and ~Jxposed and challenged the role of the previous SFl-Ied JNUSU, was SFI forced '.

to admit its role. .

The fad is clear-SFI claims to oppose 'handing over ofexisting dhabas to corporate interests', but its Uriion allowed acorporate of its own outside Tapti !! To explain this unexplainable, inexcusable contradiction, SFI has.

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MNC, Nestle, to set up an exclusive .

tried to confuse the issue to save its face. ·asFI argues, why object to a Nestle outlet when all kinds of MNC products from toothpaste to mobile phones are already on sale in JNU? ban' the consumption of Nestle products..

SFl accuses those who object to the Nestle outlet, of wanting to 'The Issue, we repeat, is NOT of 'banning' or 'boycotting' Nescafe, Maggi, etc... The issue is-will we agree to hand over our .

dhabas, canteens and other public spaces to corporate giants? There is an important distlnction between, for e.g., Pepsi or Coke being sold ln Teflas, and Teflas being run by Pepsi or Coke. Nestle running a food-joint/dhaba, fenced off by barbed wire .

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today wiU ~an that tomorrow McDonald may run the Library canteen, Coke and Pepsi will compete for 'exdusive pouring rightsTeftas, and Nestle will run Ganga, Godavari and Sabarmati dhabas. The Nestle outJet is a blatant example of corporate takeover of in universities: the previous.

'corporate culture'.

public space, which the SFI claims it opposes! The Model Act threatened to introduce .

' -. SFI-led JNUSU has already made this a reality in JNU by aJiowing Nestle to offer the services which dhabas have traditionany offered .

in JNU..

-SFI says it will conduct an ideological campaign to 'popuJarise consumption patterns consistent with domestic industrial growth' ! But far .

from popularising any non-MNC consumption patterns, it has in fact allowed Nestle a foothold in the space which used to be reserved for small dhabas. Is trus the SFI's way of making MNCs unpopular?! .

Isn't it true that consumption patterns are consciously manufactured by MNCs who manipulate Government rules and regulations to flood our markets, making the consumption of their products seem inevitable? The question is -who is to blame for these consumption .

patterns, the individual consumer, or the Government and other decision making-agencies who allow the MNCs get a .

stranglehold on our domestic markets, leaving the consumer with very little choice? MNCs flooding our markets is not a ·natural' phenomenon, as inevitable as the monsoon or scorching summer. It is a process, made possible by agents within our country, that is, the Governments which sell out our interests and assets to these MNCs. In JNU, the presence of Nestle products in KC Market might be inevitable due to the Government's policies. But, Nestle being given the right to run .

a food joint on our land was NOT inevitable. It was a deliberate decision, made by the VC and the CDC, of which the fast JNUSU was .

apart. Here was aspace where we did have a choice, a chance to Intervene and resist Nestle, but our JNUSU chose, rather, to succumb to the MNC giant and set the unfortunate precedent for such corporate takeover of public spaces. ~any peopl_e apply and struggle for leases to run shops in JNU: for example, a small-time beautician, and an ex-JNUi1e with a sev~re \ .

Ulness. We 1n JNU have a choice, whether to give the beautician a shop, or allow an MNC like Lakme to run a saloon. Whether to g1ve .

mall, struggling people a chance to run shops in JNU or to hand over such spaces to MNC giants. .

The SFI is trying to reduce the debate to one of affordability" and "low prices·. Comrades, the first lesson of political economy will .

tell YQ1.I that MNCs are capable ofs31ling their products at much cheaper rates, going to the extent ofsubsidising in the initial .

stages \o comer the markel Affordable prices· will be the first clause that Nestle may agree to, to retain its foothold in JNU! .

Wh~e aJio~g corporate takeover, the SFI is claiming to ·resist corporate propaganda"! ~mrades whom are you trying to fool ? Isn't the very eXJS\ence of a corporate ouUet on JNU land, the most persuasive "propaganda" for itself ? Friends,.the SFI is only living up to its old record of conniving with the Admin. in the sale ofJNU land to autonomous institutes by the earlier VC and maWng the students who opposed bad foc,d in a privatised mess pay a fine in Mahi-Mandavi. The SFI's role of a broker .is. all too e~ident Wnen this do~lna'nt organisation in the JNUSU is sold out, it is heartening to note the role of individual students who .

have vtgilantly raised the Nestle issue and acted as conscience keepers of the elected Union. We call upon the student community to hold .

the ~NU?U members ele;ted from SFI-AISF accountable, and force them to join a principled struggle for cancellation of Nestle's contract. .

Tonaght s Council Meetmg must spearhead a united and principled struggle on this issue. .

Sd/-Sanjay Kumar,Jt. Secy., AISA, ThTU. Sd/-Inteshar Ahmad,Gen. Secy.,AISA,JNU. .

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ABOUT PLAY .

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RAKT-KALYAN Writ1en in 1989 in the backdrop of Mand1r-Mandal conflict, .

the drama draws parallel between the Socio-Religious, Polittcal and Economic f I .

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conditions of existing times and southern lnd1a tn 12 century A.D. during Bhakti Movement. .

Eight hundred years ago, in the city of Kalyan, a man called Basavanna assembled a congregation of poets, mystics, social revolutionaries and philosophers, unmatched for their creativtty and social commitment in the history of Karnataka; even perhaps of India itself. They opposed idolatry, .

rejected temple worship1 upheld the equality of the sexes and condemned the caste system. But events took a violent turn when they acted on their beliefs and a brahmin girl married a 'low-caste' boy. The movement ended in bloodshed. Rakt-Kalyan (Tale-danda) deals w1th the few weeks during which a vibrant, prosperous society plunged into anarchy and terror. .

ABOUT ASMITA .

Asmita stands for A SEDULOUS MOVE FOR INNOVATIVE THEATRE ACTIVITES and as such the team stands commited for this motto'. Asmita has taken up theatre activity as a continuous effort and process by taking up .

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themes rt.ilt.ivant to our social, cultural, economic, and poliHcal times. Asmita's purpose is to g1ve the best poss1bla enteJtcltnment. So far been now Asmita has staged Bhishma Sahani's uHanoosh', (26 times) including the first show for S.K.P.'s 8th Annual youth drama festival. Albert Camu's 'Caligula', (21 times) Raghuvir Chaudhary's 'Sikander Sani', once for Urdu Academy's annual festival, Girish Karnad's famous 'Tughlaq' (17 times) (2 shows for S.K.P.'s Annual Drama Festival 1995). Dr. Dharamvir Bharti's 'Andha Yug; (1 0 times) and Shakespeare's 'Julius Caesar' (9 times) Bertolt Brecht's 'Exception & the Rule' (Mobile Performance) Girish Karnad 'Rakt-Kalyan' (22 times). Safdar Hashmi's 'Aurat', (28 shows) EUGENE 0 ' NEILL'S "Desire under the elmsn (1 0 t1mes). Mehandi Hassan Lakhnavi's ''Oil Farosh" for Urdu Academy drama Annual Festival1996. All in Arvind Gaur's Direction. .

ASMITA's contact -7231801 (Deepak Ochani) 5492036 (Tarun Bali) 2116554 (Arvind Gaur) 57 41458 (Kapil GuIati) 71201 59 (Manurishi Chadha) 51 16559 (Naveen Tyagi) Tale/Fax : 7180720 (Jitendra Gupta) 3550616, (Parvez Khan), 3261974 (Man1sh Jatn) .

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Double Standard in Gender Justice: Since December 16 2012, 'Gender justice' gained a significant importance in lfl(: campus political discourse, while we appreciate the JNUSU role in mass mobilisation and assertive intc:rvcntio11, wr· have to remind ourself: gender justice is not just freedom without fear, it is the other sex(s)/gendcr(s) right to live IJ .

dignified life. In the Indian context if you are a woman from lower caste, or from oppressed nationalities then thjs 1ightis blatantly violated by castist-communaJ-fudal forces. July 31 incident in SLL&CS, thus in this context should not srr·n as an aberration but as a manifestation of the castist-communal-fudal forces that is ridden in our structure. Funhc:r Gender sensitisation programs will remain to be symbolic if we don't assertively wage a radical political stmggJe again~:Jt the Bhramnical-Patliarchy. Such radical struggles to ensure gender justice is either absent, or only payed a lip service by the bourgeois-feminist movements that is found all around us including this campus. .

As We have discussed, the student politics both in JNU and outside are at a difficult conjuncture. While the centrist forces can no longer be distinguished from the right, the so called left has been hegemonised by the ruling eHtes. Against this background, we see our candidature and your support for our candidature for JNUSU 2013 as a part of reclaiming and underscoring radical politics for intensifying struggle against the Lyngdoh. Our larger vision is the end of exploitation, annihilation of caste, gender equality, and building up a society based on idea of equality, justice and dignity. We, therefore, appeal to you that you should support and vote our candidate. Some of key issues are as follows: .

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Oppose neoliberalism, and imperialism, privatisation of edt.:cation. .

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Uphold right to self~determination for oppressed nationaliLies; Scrap all draconian laws .

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Stand in solidarity wilh the struggling workers of Maruti Suzuki and others; stand against custodjal violence of workers; implement Labour laws properly -.

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Stand against State repression; stand in solidarity with the people's movement; stop Operation Green Hunt .

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Abolish Death Penalty .

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Fight Brahminism, patriarchy, caste and gender atrocities. .

7 · Make JNU a barrier free campus. Strengthen GSCASH. .

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Provide incentive, protection and security to facilitate inter-intra caste, faith and region marriage. .

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Fulfil OBC/SC/ST reservation with promotion in JNU and across India. Fulfil strictly 27% OBC reservation in JNU. .

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Reduce the marks of viva to 10. .

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Increase MCM to R.s 3000 immediately. .

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Give 5 deprivation points for Muslim with sub-quota in JNU as they are excluded from other centres other than School of Language (SL). .

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Extend SC status to Muslim and Christian with a separate quota for them. .

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Inc~~ase r_!le deprivation point to 10 for those female candidates who come from backward regions. .

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Slfl~e o~t male ana female binary option irom JNU forw and give them options other than two sexes. G1ve 5 pOintdepnvatiOn w those who opt for other sexes than male and female. .

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Open up colleges and universities for Muslim women in the areas where they are in sizable number. .

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Make selection of food at mess in a democratic manner. .

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Install portraits of Jyotiba Phule, and Savitribai Phule, Periyar, Birsa Munda, Sido Kanu, Asfaqallah Khan at JNUSU office at Teflas. .

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Pass Communal Riots Bill. .

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Provide hostel accommodation to all the students at the time of admission, and single-seater to all the research students.

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Extend fellowships like RGNF, M.ANF to all SC/ST/minoricy students. .

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Extend all scholarship both UGC and non-UGC till the completion of PhD research. .

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Give fellowship to all students under PH category. .

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itl. vjew of t11_ts, within few hours after putting in R~jdoot Hospital, I was removed from the ATS office.

. ... . _·"Jt \~'h!Ch lea!·nt rt to be Shusru~ll~ Ho~prtal wherein l was kept in ICU. I 5ay that withtn half an hour Mr.

ir: '' u;-r~e Llow_n lo Shush~usha Hosprtal w1tll some ATS men and my Hospital admission forms, and other medicalth~ ~ ;~L-were.~I!Jf'lei1 by lwn. I say that Mr Kl1anwllkar deposrted money to the hospital management for me, which I.

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llt>hdl. 1 say that after some ltme Mr Pasrrchu left the Hospital along w1th the ATS men and thereafter I have no .. .

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m~rwent d treatment over here for 3 to 4 duys. I say that as my co ndrtion drd not tmprove, I was taken to,,.,hrtrSt, nan1e l cannot recall. 1 his hosprtal con~isted or a high rise building where 1 wa~ '' cuted for 2 to 3 days. I.

-=-~~ ·ct.: cunst~1blc was by my side e1ther in Hotel RaJdoot or in either or the two hospitals.'-~U ~~'tf tht~ tl\lt~l and tile hospitals, I was earned on a stretcher and my face was always covered with a black hood.

tvCt~ilH·JIT\ te-mg &een. hom the second hosprtal, I was brought back to the ATS office at Kalachowkie..

vld ;,nP..SJlV arrested on 23.10.2008 and ~roduced before the Chief Judicial Magistrate, Nasik on 24.10.2008. I was :·.-.

uJto~iV on Ut~l di.lte till 3.11.2008. Up to the 24.10.2008 and even sometime thereafter, I was denied access.

nle111oer of my fDmily. A polygraph test was conducted on me while I was in illegal detention prior to .. .

hr~rt:!tlHf'~ OVOiit .who was engaged by my s1ster and her husband Mr Bhagwan Jha and had met him couple times in thatwas_.not conducted in pnvate smce members of the ATS stood within hearing distance of my sister and myself..

wocate Gan.er.h S~vani fof the fust t1me 1n the court room of this Hon'ble Court very briefly for 4 to 5 minutes prior to.

co1nmencmg (Ulmy ~remand apphcation on 03.11.2008..

this period of 4 to 5 1min·Jtes was too short for me to g1ve complete mstructions as to what had transpired from lOth, about my vehicle, my stay at Kalachowkie, my illegal detention, the ill-treatment mitigated to me by ATS men,that was forced-on .my diSCiple to beat me, but whrch he carried out reluctantly, without any force, etc. I say that.

all the det~ls tlad not renected in the hand written application that was placed on record by my advocate Mrfor paucitY 9f time to .give all these 1nstructions.~vthat on the ev6'&:,.;'1''9 of Wednesday 12.11.2008, I was allowed to meet my Advocate Ganesh Sovani for about 5-6 minutespresence ottemal-e staff of Bycufla jail. I say that again on 13.11 .2008 I was allowed to t alk to my said lawyer for 8-10.

1ivP h1m some more ·details Thereafter, on Fnday 14.11.2008 evening at about 04.30 PM, I was given nearly 20.

tatl< to my saJd .lawyer at length and it was during this period I could narrate my entire ordeal with the ATS which is.lf"'duced her c~·n.;:iYGV.e..

23. I unamb1guousty state il:hat I am totally innocent or any offence whatsoever. In partrcular I have no connection with the.

Malegaon ocnlb blast .of 29;·9.2008. While my former ownership of LML Freedom 2 wheeler, which was allegedly used in the.

Mat{·gacn tcmb p!ast e:ntit!ed :tihe ATS to interrogate me, that agency was not entrtled to subject me to the treatment mentioned.

ner.;; ·!c etvv!J. 1heir conduct ~disclose: e1 blatant violation of statutory provisions of law, custodial abuse and violence, mental and.

hV-~~; tcr'lL!e .and pro1ongro i!lega detention. The ATS are fully aware that I am rnnocent. It appears however that they have a.

~............ ;-,.. 'rcn1 theor political s:Jperiors w necessarily mpl1cate me with Malegaon blasts wrth a view to suggest that Hindu Religious.

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Wt?t~ reS<Jttlng to ·terrorism. The prolonged Illegal detentron, custodial abuse and physical torture were designed t0.

a-...:n;.[X-1 m:e to co~f-ess to crimes I h3d not committed. Th1s atte:mpt of false implication persisted for the entire period between.

l0.1f;..;:l:iQB .a~d iJ2 .1 L2.008. Durlflg this entire period I was deliberately ISolated from my famHy and denied access to Lawyers. I.

tf10t n<-.an.(·sl panchanama was don~ after my arrest on 23.10.2008 and r was never asked about the names, addresses and.

,obrl-r:-h!o&. ·details to whom I would like to convey my arrest. I say that attention from my illegal detention was sought.

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dr"x:.rtcrl b ·,. thc Al 5 by daily 1eaking information regarding my Inv-olvement which was manifestly false and only rnd1cated the -.

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.,... 1 'AY lt;ligatfipn as referred to 'in .(b) above, include a polygraph test, as well as Narco analysis on me to determine the'.1!.'!'-rat.~~Y of rny !lccuc;at~ons;d). u~~:H. ~·J(.h fnv.estiqat.icn to incl\Jdf'\ a polygraph test and narco analysts on off1cers of the ATS named by me, and also of those.

Hk.eF~) v..tllOSL~ r;;:rn~5, I do nl)t ~nov1 bu': l can 1dentify, for they subJecting me to mental and physical abuse during custody as well::1-: ~~11U:.t~'..:. .to lk .t1r-nlifi.ed by me;.

~i .U:t,)t ~ tar,~r,.-~ t..e c~·~r:c' for fwrn lhe ATS ror the reasons of my admiss1on in two hospitals ( Shusrusha an another) and the.

mG.dftal.to~satrrv'r;l u,,dr.'n0nc b)' me at the satd two hospitals;) lnr:;o t~r~) tjr o~'GH!C. .tv Gis'""lose lhe reasons for my stay at Hotel Ra)doot at Mumbat. ;.

''J "t-1r ii,:--r t t_H-tl,et and olher r~liefs as may be fit and proper rn the facts and Circumstances of the case..

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Notwithstanding the 11anv nn power, !!le colour of Indian state is saffron: The Babri rnasiid verdict once again proves that! .

The Sabri Mas~id Verdi~t most .c~rtai.nly stands as yet another brazen vindication of the commun~l, fasc1st, and h1nd~ maJontanan n~tur~ of the ln~ia.n s~at.e. What is more dangerous . . ho~ever 1s. the way.every ru.l1ng class party .m th1s country 1s JUStifying and trying to 'nnrmali.7a.' th1s rabidly communal verd1ct and 1n effect 1ts pre-h1story. Duly ass1sted by the corporate media, these parliamentary.

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parti~s Cil e tryin~ to hide the fascist rami!ic.ati~~s of this judgment. The judgment not only blatantly denied justice to the .

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muslim~ by vestmg 2~3 land of th~ Babn MaSJid to the hindus but also d~ngerously upheld faith of the dominant upper .

~ caste h1ndu com~un1ty. The ver.dlct aft:r all rea~s:rts the fact tha~ Mu~l1m~ are s~co~d class citjzens in this country, who should rema1n contented w1th the generos1ty shown by the JUdiCiary 1n vest1ng JUSt one-third of the land which wholly belongs to them otherwise. ' The communal fasc~st. sangh pariv~r is jubilant bec.ause ':f obvious reasons. The same forces who blatantly defied .

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Supreme Co~rt .r~stnct1ons to demoll~h the mosque 1n ~ 9~L !·.ave ~uddenly be~ome the most 'law-ab!d~:1g citizens' .

lit Because the JUdiCiary 1n most uncerta1n terms upheld the1r a1enda, vm\.o.cated the1r 'astha', and legalized their barbaric .

m acts. Thus Advani in his reaction to the Ayodhya verdict s2d that "I believe that the Ayodhya judgment will mark the .

e> start_ of a ne.w chapter.for nat!onal .unity.Q It is th~ s~~e H~ndutva defm1tio~ of 'natio~al unrty' he was talking about. It .

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the brahmanvadi dominant Hindu forces. Empowered by the verdict the same communal murderers now are not merely .

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celebrati.ng their vlct~ry over two~thirds of the land: ~ut are also in the name of 'peace' and 'tolerance' most audaciously threatentng the Muslim community to forget the ktlllngs, rapes, pogroms of the past' and give up even their remaining ~~ claim over the land thus becoming 'active collaborators' in the building of a 'magnificent' Ram mandir. a~ .

The parliamentary pseudo-left, ~pearhead.ed by CPM, ~eeping in mind t~e upcoming assembly polls in Bengal i}nd Kerela (where they a-re maJorly bankmg on the hmdu 'vote bank') m most opportunistic fashion delayed.

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masJid and the indian state subsequently locked it stopping the namaz in the historical mosque; they maintained peace.

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appealing' to thetr 'moral conscience'. They have to be fougnt on ground which is definiteiJ not what the pseudo-Left .

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s~ favour of the hindus. Their unwillingness to take positions and demand real justice in the shape of the re-building of the .

K~ mosque for the persecuted and betrayed minority; their appeal to 'peacefully' kowtow before this atrocious judgment; .

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the saffron shade of their secular credentials. .

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T communal face exposed yet again. And there is nothing new to it. Every time in be it 1949, 1986, 1990, 1992 or 1n .

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~he active support of that central government The engineering of the riots, the demolition of the mosque had all been .

~~ ··done with active patronage from the .congress led Indian state. The perpetrators o1 1992 are still moving scot f;ee .

because of the clear-consent of the Congress government For Congress the judgment is not 'anyone's victory or loss'! .

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eflection of the 'secular credentials', 'maturii.y of Indian people' and our bid to 'reconciliation and harmony'. They are.

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.'l'llfully blind to the vindication in the verdict of the agenda of the communal fascists to f~rcefuUy build a temple on a.

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1·.d on which the Sabri masjid stood While leaders l!!<e 01gvijay Singh hailed the verdict as 'best possible verdict'.

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tr -:lemolition of the Sabri masj1d on Decemoer 6, 1992. All t'"' ·'se are deltt''er:?te attempts to put a garb on the tncreasing .

st'onghold of the communal fascists. Because once this judgement valioated the basic ~a~of the sangh giroh that the .

....,asjid was an illegitimate structure ~uilt after destruction c.f the Ram temple, the cnmmaJ ~against them who .

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orces accords moral justification to thetr act of demolition tn retrospect. And therefore it is a dear victory of the.

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g ~'le state always wants us to forget all unjust wars, genocices, massacres, pogroms and 'move on' ti!l itstrikes 2dain! .

Both Congress ~nd CPM blindly reposed their ultimate fatth on whateverthe ~upreme Court decides. Sheddmg .

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It was a pleasant surprise to read comrade Sita-Ram Yechuri's article "Misusing faith" tn the People's Democracy dated 23rd September. It was a very smart ploy by the Marxist ideologue to demolish the faith of the Hindu people, not only in Ram Sethu, but also in Sri Ram Avatar. .

It was smart in the sense that Comrade Sitaram exploited the ancient Dasavatar concept widely believed by the Hindus tn order to refute the historicity of Sri Ram himself. He writes, "The Dasavatars can thus be seen as a remarkable recording of the evolution of human life and Its civilisational advance till the Aryan mastered the horse and majestically moved across lands." What a rich tribute to the Hindu genius! The write up creates the impression that the Marxist leader accepts that the ancient sages of India were wefl familiar with the theory of evolution millennia before the Western scientist Charles Darwin propounded it. Moreover, Yechury also pretends to adm1t that ancient Indian seers were endowed with great scientific acumen, because, otherwise, they could never have understood the complex process of evolution so correctly and recorded it in such lucid terms. .

But, his real mtentlon, in th1s case, 1s not to show appreciation of the w1sdom of ancient Jndia. He ts applying his logic 111 a backhanded way to prove that avatars are only symbolic and none of them ever lived in flesh and blood. He also wants to establish that the concept of avatars is just a symbolic anticipation of the 'historical materialism' of Kar1 Marx. He Is trying to prov1de a materialistic interpretation of the concept of Dasavatara and thereby take away any spiritual foundation in the hoary Marx1an traditions of 'logical positivism'. look at what the Marxist ideologue writes:-.

"In this very spirit, consider the following Interpretation of the mythological Dasavataras. We are told in the Mahabharata that in every yuga (epoch), God descends on earth to uphold dharma and to cleanse it. At the end of the present yuga, God is supposed to appear in the form of the tenth avatar, Kalk1 avatar. .

"The first avatar is in the form of fish. Science has now confirmed that the first life forms evolved underwater. The second is the tortoise, amphibious capable of living both on land and in water. The third is the boar, able to live only on land. The transition of life from underwater to land marks this state. The next is the Narasimha avatar reflecting the transition from the animal to the human form. This Is followed by the Vaman avatar representing the evolution of the human form tn 1ts dwarf size. This is followed by Parasuram who wields the axe as his weapon. This represents the stage of the clearing of forests for human settlement. Ram who follows wields the bow and arrow as his weapon, ie., a weapon that can protect the human settlements by attacking the enemy from a distance. Balaram who comes next wields the plough. This is the stage of evolut1on of human CIVIlizations to the levels of an agrarian economy. Krishna represents the further advance of human civilization in the stage of domestication of the cow and the development of the diary economy. Kalki who is yet to arrive is portrayed as riding a horse representing the state of the domestication of the horse." (Sitaram Yechuri-People's Democracy dated 23rd September) .

But, then, there is an interesting side view that cannot be ignored. The whole postulate Comrade Sitaram provides is but a reproduction of what Mahayogi Aurobindo had written about 80 years ago. Yechuri has quoted Sri Aurobindo with minor verbal changes without acknowledging the original source. Borrowing of such a brilliant and luminous concept word by word, without even remotely referring to the original text, is called 'plagiarism'. .

Of course, communists do not attach much importance to bourgeois values like honesty and may not bother about such 'niceties'. Yechury might even claim that it was his original discovery. If Sri Aurobindo had written it earlier, it could be explained as great minds thinking alike! It is for the readers to come to their own conclusions. But no one dare deny that the similarity between the two is too striking to be explained away as.accidental. .

But what does Sitaram Yechury do in his borrowed plumes, with his swiped sagacity? To put the situation in context one has to bring in the rather unkind image of a monkey borrowing his master's razor. Because, the significance of Sri Aurobindo's concept of Dasavatar is that it rises from a foundation of India's spiritual vision and understanding of history. Not only that. He also convincingly concluded that the theory of evolution so strikingly advanced by our rishis makes Sri Ram as historical personality, logically inevitable and rationally unassailable. Quoting Sri Aurobindo on the concept of Dasavatars and the historicity of Sri Ram will be in order in this context: .

"Avatarhood would have little meaning if it were not connected with the evolution. The Hindu procession of the ten avatars is itself, as it were, a parable of evolution. First the fish avatar, then the amphib1ous animal between land and water, then the land animal, then the man-lion avatar, bridging man and animal, then man as dwarf, small and undeveloped and physical but contatning in himself the godhead and taking possession of existence, then the rajasic, sattwic, nlrgun avatars, leading the human development from the vrtal rajasic to the sattwic mental man and again the overmental superman. Knshna, Buddha and Kalki depict the last three stages, the stages of the spiritual development -Krishna opens the possibility of overmind, Buddha tnes to shoot beyond to the supreme liberation but that liberation is still negative, not returntng upon earth to complete positively the evolut1on; Kalk1 IS to correct this by bringing the Kingdom of the Divine upon earth, destroytng the opposing asura forces. The progresston is striking and unmistakable." (Sri Aurobindo Volume 22, page 401, 402) .

"As for the Avatarhood, I accept it for Ram because he fills a place tn the scheme-and seems to me to fill 1t nghtly-and .

because when 1 read the Ramayana I feel a great afflatus which 1 recognise and which makes of 1ts story-mere fairy-tale though it 1 seems-a parable of great critical transitional event that happened in the terrestrial evolution and gives to the main character's t personality and action a Significance of the large typrcal cosmic kind which these actions would not have had tf they had been done c by another man in another scheme of events. The avatar is not bound to do extraordinary actions, but he is bound to g1ve hrs acts 11 or his work or what he is -any of these or all -a significance and an effect1ve power that are part of something essential to be done .

in the hrstory of the earth and its races. p All the same, if anybody does not see as I do and wants to eject Ram from h1s place, I have no obJection -I have no tt partrcular partiality for Ram -provided somebody is put in who can worthily fill up the gap his absence leaves. There was somebody .

there, Valmlki's Ram or another Ram or somebody not Ram." (Sri Aurobindo Vol. 22 page 414, 415) h1 Thus it will be seen that Sitaram Yechury refers to avatara concept to faith of Sri Rama, whereas Sn Aurobindo puts him on .

h1s hrstorical pedestal. A classic case of devil quoting the scriptures. ttl We call upon all the Nationalists, Democratic, Progressive and Secular minds of this country to stand against Yt the UPA's comments & observation on Bhagwan Shri Ram & Ramsethu and the so-called intellectual like Sita Ram to Yechrui & other communists' perverted minds. We also appeal to the student community of JNU to rally behind ABVP .

ca to isolate and expose this Congress-DMK-communists unholy alliance at the centre and BSF-YFE-Left-etc. in our campus and save Ramsethu to maintain the unique culture & heritage of our esteemed country. .

Vandemataram! Bharat Mata ki Jai!!.

Sc Sd/-Amit Singh, President, ABVP-JNU. Sd/-Saurabh Dubey, Vice-President, ABVP-JNU. .

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UNITE IN DEFENCE OF OUR DEMOCRATIC CULTURE! UNITE AGAINSTTHE SANGH ~IROHll .

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· d Date. 17-01-06 Fnen s,Last ni ht a handful of goons belonging to the ABVP in a most undemocra~ic manner tried t? obstruct Com. Brinda K~rat from entering Into Kaveri Hostel where she was scheduled to Cha1r the EMS Memona.l Lecture delivered by Prof. Jayati Ghosh. These goons led by Am1t Smgh, ~mesh Singh,. Raghavendra, Sourabh Jyot1 Sharma, Vikas Anand and Anshumali suddenly assembled in front of Kaven Hostel gate JUSt ~efore the commencement of the lecture and tried to sto Com Brinda from entering the Hostel. However, the overwhelmtng presence of common stude~ts ensured that Com. Bri~da eniered into the Hostel and the Public Meeting c?mmenced. Later, these hand.ful of goons tn~d to disrupt the meeting by attempting to forcefully enter into the Hostel premises ~1th an effigy. It was agam the democratic students who resisted this maneuver of the ABVP and ensured that the meet1ng was completed peacefully and Com. .

Brinda left the campus without any obstruction· . . (M) · t The fascistic ABVPwas supposedly protesting against the allegations of Com. Bnnda Karat and the CPI a~~1ns .

Saba Ramdev. In this issue it was pointed out by Com. Brinda ~ha.t Saba R~mdev'.s pharmacy sold lher~af. med1cmes containin animal remains, including human bones, without m.enttomng. t~ese mgred1ents on the label, wh1ch 1s blatantly ille al. s2condly, the self-styled Baba did not even bother to g1ve the m1mmum wages to the workers and fired ~ore than108 workers for demanding so, which again goes aga1nst the law of the land. Therefore the left and Com. Bnnda on!y u held the Jaw and the interests of the working class whi.ch were co~pletely flo.uted by Saba .Ramdev and hrs ~armacy. However the anti-people Sangh Giroh masq~erad1n~ as custod1.ans of .lnd!an ~ulture dec1ded to attack the gentral committee office of CPI(M) on this issue and now tned to disrupt a public meeting 1n th1s ca~pus. . . . . .

The ABVP in this campus did not even have the courage to bring out a pamphlet arttculatmg t~e1r pos1t1on on th1s issue. Neither did they have the guts to publicly call for a protest demo ag~Jnst ~~m. Brlnda st~ce they ar~ well aware of the fact that conscious students of th.is ca~pus Will no~ accept ~heir pos1t1on. .

Theref~re rnstead of trymg to democratically mobilize public opinion behind the1r pos1t1on they dec1ded to drsrupt the P.ubhc .meeti~g .and ~bstruct Com. Brinda in a shameful manner. We congratulate the student community for successfully fo1l!ng t~rs ~asc1strc destgn of AB~P. .

, As if the criminal activities of ABVP were not enough last night, i~ yet another ~enous r.nctdent, lumpens belonging to JPF intimidated and abused SFI activists and leade~hip i~ fro~~. of Loh~ ~~~t~~l~t;!~n.~~~~!~~~i~T~~~:~~~~.e~~e~:~ .

STUDENTS' FEDERA.TION OF INDIA .

Date: o8-o1-o6.

INTRODUCE MPHIL PROGRAMME IN SCHOOL OF ARTS & AESTHETICS: .

The students of SAA and the JNUSU over the last one and a half year is demanding the introduction of .

MPhil/ PhD programme in the School. Last year itself, the Administration had given an assurance to the .

J NUSU that the programme will get started from the coming academic year. The prospectus and forms for .

the coming year will be sold by the University from 1st February.'In spite of the assurance, no concrete .

action has been taken to start MPhil in the School. As a result of this negligence of the Administration, the .

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students ofthe school are facing an uncertain future. .

We demand that the Administration immediately announce MPhil programme in the School in the .

forthcoming prospectus for the coming acaden1ic year. We appeal to the JNUSU to immediately take up the .

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issue and pressurize the Administration to implement the programme in the SAA immediately. .

PROVIDE REGISTRATION TO AHALYA IN SIS: .

Ahalya is a student of CWAAS, SIS who had completed her MPhil course work last year \vith the CGPA of .

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4.7, which is less than the minimum required to be eligible to write the dissertation. There is o.s grade relaxation for Dalit students in case of registration from first to second semester of MPhil. However, the rules are silent on providing relaxation in case of registration from first to second year of MPhil. Given the fact that Ahalya improved her grade substantially from her first semester by getting A-, B+, B+ in the next semester, her case was recommended by the Centre and referred to the CASR of the School. The CASR could not arrive at a decision because there was no consensus in the meeting. The Dean adjourned the meeting at this stage and subsequently denied registration to Ahalya in an authoritarian manner. Given the fact that the Centre has recommended her case and she is seriously willing to complete her .

dissertation, the Dean of the School should allow her to register in this semester to enable her to complete the dissertalion. Ahalya's case points out to the fact that students should be provided the opportunity of repeating the courses jn MPhil. We appeal to the JNUSU to ~ake up this issue at the School and ensure the .

registration ofAhalya. · .

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'I Sdf-Sd/ -Subhanil Chowdhury, President, SFI-JNU Parimal Maya Sud.hakar, Secretary, SFI-JNU .

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Notwithstanding the panv in power, the colour of Indian state is s~~on: The Babri masiid verdict once again proves thad .

The Sabri MasJtd Verdict most certainly stands as yet another brazen vindication of the .

communal. fascist, and hindu majoritarian nature of the lndtan state. What is more dangerous .

howAver ts the way every ruling class party in this country is justifying and trying to 'normalize' th s rabidly communal verdict and in effect its pre-history. Duly assisted by the corporate media, these parliamentary oarttes are trytng to hide the fascist ramtfications of this judgment. The judgment not only blatantly denied justice to the mt..sbms by vesting 2/3 land of the Sabri Masjid to the hindus but also dangerously upheld faith of the dominant upper cas:e hindu community The verdtct after all reasserts the fact that Muslims are second class citizens in this country, :. no should rematn contented with the "generosity" shown by the judiciary m vesting JUSt one-third of the land, which \\ ~o 1. elongs to them otherw1se .

The communal fascist sangh parivar is jubilant because of obvious reasons. The same forces who blatantly defied S~.-::,.eme Court restncttons to demolish the mosque in 1992 have suddenly become the most 'law-abiding citizens'. S::.:ause the JUdiciary tn most u tcertatn terms upheld their 3~e'lda, vindicated thetr 'astha', and legalized their barbaric a::s Thus Advant m hrs reactton to the Ayodhya verdict said that "I belteve th'3t the Ayodhya judgment will mark the si🇦🇷 of a new chapter for nat1onal untty, · It is the same Hir. dutva definition of natrona! unity' he was talking about. It .

mo 1es that rf the musl!ms/daltts/adrvasts/other minorities wish to live in India, they will have to live as per the terms of t~e orahmanvadt domrnam Htndu forces Empowered by the verdict the same communal murderers now are not merely ce ebratrng thetr victory over two-thtrds of the land. but are also in the name of 'peace' and ttolerance' most audaciously ~nreaten1ng the Musl1m community to forget the killings, rapes, pogroms of the past' and give up even their remaining cia1m over the land thus becoming 'active collaborators' in the building of a 'magnificent' Ram mandir. .

The parliamentary pseudo-left, spearheaded by CPM, keeping in mind the upcoming assembly polls in Bengal and Kerela (where they are majorly banking on the hindu 'vote bank') in most oppo,rtunistic fashion delayed and finally restrained from taking a clear position on the verdict. Much like the page three Bollywood stardust they rne~e y ·appealed to all parttes to "accept" the judgment 'peacefully'. Who are they apoealing to? Let us remind them, ~..,e ·.1ushrns tn tnts country had kept calm when in 1949 some miscreants installed a Ram tdol right at the centre of their r1as;1d and the Indian state subsequently locked it stopping the namaz in the historical mosque; they maintained peace Vvhen later tn 1986 they opened the mosque to allow the Hindus to perform pooja; they preserved peace even when 🇷🇪 were communally abused and targeted all over the country during Advan1's Rath Yatra in 1990; they maintained it :. n::-tl was der1oltshed by the frenzied r:-1cb and rather suffered in its aftermath 1n 1992. The hmdu fascist sangh g1roh O'"' ·.,e other 1-la'ld ha1 been htstor1cally behind all comr1unal frenzres. massacres, pogroms. demolitions, riots. T~.~y s ,..,..,o 1 don t care aoout the bentgn appeals made by these pseudc-left. The conu1und1 fascists can not be rt:t11ed by .

a:J~eal!ng· to !he1r ·moral conscience' They have to be fought on ground which ts definttely not what the pseudo-Left chooses to do The only 'problem' CPM seems to have with the verdict is with its nature which was on the basis of faith. Bu: they maintained a calculated s1lence on the outcome cf the verdict in the shape of the unjust division of the land in fa .::>ur of the htndus The1r unwillingness to take positions and demand real JUStice 1n tl-te shape of the re-building of the rnosaue for the persecuted and betrayed minority; their appeal to 'peacefully kowtow before this atrocious judgment artc call for reposing farth back on the same judiciary once a~3in exposes the farce, toothless-ness, opportunism and the saffron shade of the1r secular credentials. .

The Congress which has always postured as the 'secular alternative' to the communal fascist BJP has its real communal face exposed yet again. And there rs no. 11ng new to 1t Every t1me tn be it 1949, 1986, 1990, 1992 or in :'2.. 0 Congress was 1n center And all the fascist agenda of the sangh g1roh has been material :zed and fac1l1tated with -.e active support of that central government The eng1nee;r mg of the nets, the demolition of the mosque had all been done w1th acltve patronage from the Congress led Indian state. The perpetrBtors of 1992 are still moving scot free because of the clear· consent of the Congress government. For Congress the judgment is not 'anyone's victory or loss'! Tne clear den=31 of JUStice to the muslims by the rabidly ~ornmunal verdict is betng portrayed by Congress as the re:f.ect1on of the ·secular credentials', 'matunty of Indian people' and our bid to 'reconciliation and harmony' They are w ·~Lully blind to the vtndicatton 1n the verdrct of the agenda of the commL'lal fascists to fotcefuily build a temple o, a .ard on whtch the Babn masJ.d stood vVhile leaders lil<e Otfvijay Singh hatted the verdict as 'best possible verd:ct' C"'tdambaram wants the nat1on to 'move on'. He further vuserved that this verdrct has nothing to do with the act of cernolttion of the Babn masjrd on December 6, 1992 All these are dellberat~ attempts to put a garb on the j ""''!'"".asing s·,.onghold of the communal fascists. Becaus'-once this JUdgement vallc3ted !he basic cJaim of the sangh giroh that the ~aSJid was an rlleg1timate structure built after destruction of the Ram temple, the criminal case against them who oe~ohshed the mosque gets aut0mat1cally weakened. Fv~~er, the award of tne title of the desired land to the same .:or-;es accords moral justification to the1r act of demolition 1r1 retrospect. And therefore it is a clear victory of the CO'llmunal fascrsts v.-hich the Congress will never admrt. It obv1ously wants ever/ body to forget this and move on, like .

tne 3!ate alwa:~s wanu us to forget all unjust wars. genocr.'es massacres, pngroms and ·move on' till it strikes again! .

Both Congress and CPM blindly reposed their ultimate .ailh on whatever the ~uor.::.me Court dacides. Shedding .

tne.r responsrbtilty (read nsk) of tai<1ng a polrtlcal posttior o . ~ tssue. they simply hope that the latter would do the .

;'"leedful to remedy But the lndtan JUdiC"rary that has shown :3 caste1st communal colours ltfiie and again rs noth1ng but a .

toot to support the communal-maJontanan state There is rc reason to think that the same Supreme Court whtch has .

g1ven verdtct tn favour of landlords. upheld corporate age1da o& l·md grab or oroered baseless death sentence to Afzal .

G...ru JUSt to satsfy the ·collecttve conscrence· of the n·:non v1 g1ve any progressie or just verdict on tts own This .

orahmanvad1 h:~au fa~ctst state and 1ts organs have t'.l bt: .:0 fronted and defeated .A_~d only then JUStice can be .

ersured to all op;1ressed and depnved masses .

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bouts of uncoi')SCIOusness. ln v1ew of th1s, within few hours after putting 1n Rajdoot Hospital, I was removed from the ATS off1ce and was .taken..a hospital which learnt it to be Shusrusha Hospital wherein 1 was kept in ICU. I say that within half an hour Mr Bhimbhai ~asrich~ came down to Shushrusha Hospital w1Lh some ATS men and my Hospital admission forms, and other med1cal examination forms, etc were signed by t1im. I say that Mr Kf1anwilkar deposited money to the hospital management for me, whteh 1 learnt from Mr Bhimbhai. I say that after some time Mr Pasricha left the Hospital along with the ATS men and thereafter I have no .

contact "with of any nature..

17. I say that 1 unde1·went a treatment over here for 3 to 4 days. I say thaL as my condition did not 1rnprove, 1 was taken to .

another hospital wl1ose name 1 cannot recall. This hospital consisted of a high nse building where 1 wa<., 11 t:!ated for 2 to 3 days. J say that no female police constable was by my side either in Hotel Rajdoot or in either of the two hospitals. .

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l say that both at the hotel and the hospitals, l was carried on a stretcher and my face was always covered with a black hood to avoid my face from be1ng seen. From the second hosp1tal, I was brought back to the ATS office at Kalachowkie. .

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I say that [ was finally arrested on 23.10.2008 and produced before the Chief Judicial Magistrate, Nasik on 24.10.2008. I was remanded to police custody on that date till 3.11.2008. Up to the 24.10.2008 and even somet1me thereafter, I was denied access to a Lawyer or any member of my family. A polygraph test was conducted on me while 1 was in illegal detention pnor to .

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23.10.2008. Thereafter a second polygraph test was conducted on 01.11.2008. On 04.11.2008, after I was remanded to judicial custody on bemg presented before Nasik court on 03.11.2008, I also say that a Narcoanalysis test was also conducted on me. .

20. r say that both the lie detector tests as well as the Narco analysis test were conducted without my consent. Never the less all these investigative tests have only established my innocence in the Malegaon bomb blast that took place on 29.9.2008. I finally was allowed to meet my sister Mrs Parthibha Bhagwan Jha on the evening of 02.11.2008, who had brought vakalatnamas of Advocate Ganesh Sovani who was engaged by my sister and her husband Mr Bhagwan Jha and had met him couple times in that week. This meeting was nol conducted in private since members of the ATS stood w1thin hearing distance of my sister and myself. I met my Advocate Ganesh Sovani for the first time in the court room of this Hon'ble Court very briefly for 4 to 5 minutes pnor to .

the arguments commencing on my remand application on 03.11. 2008. .

21. I say that this period of 4 to 5 minutes was too short for me to g1ve complete mstructions as to what had transpired from l Oth October onwards, about my vehicle, my slay at Kalachowkie, my illegal detention, the ill-treatment mitigated to me by ATS men, the beating job that was forced·on my disciple to beat me, but which he carried out reluctantly, without any force, etc. I say that for this reasons, all the details had not reflected in the hand wr.tten application that was placed on record by my advocate Mr .

Sovani, for paucity of time to give all these instructions. .

22. [say that on the evening of Wednesday 12.11.2008, [ was nllowed to meet my Advocate Ganesh Sovani for about 5-6 minutes again in the presence of female staff of Byculla jail. l sa·v t~1at agatrt on 13 11.2008 l was allowed to talk to my said lawyer for 8-10 minutes to give him some more detatls. Tt.ereafter, on friday 14 11.2008 evening at about 04.30 PM, I was given nearly 20 minutes to talk to my said lawyer at length, and it w<:.s dLnnq thiS nenod I crJuld narrate my entire ordeal with the ATS which is_ .

reproduced hereinabove..

23. I unambiguously state that I am totally innocent cf a-:.'{ ')tfer:...~ wh~1:~.never. In partcular I have no connectiOn w1th the Malegaon bomb blast of 29.9.2008. While my former owr:.~r-~!1tp 0f ! f"il f re~dorn 2 wheeler, wh1ch was allegedly used in the Malegaon bomb blast ent1tled the ATS to interrogate me, that j:_::r.r·J y ...a·:. not entttled to subject me to the treatment mentioned here in above. Their conduct discloses a blatant violation of statutvr)· pr.;v:-;ttJ 1S ot law, custodial abuse and violence, mental and physical torture and prolonged illegal detention The ATS are fully ..J,\'Me lhc,t ! am innocent. It appears however that they have a mandate from their polittcal supenors to necessarily tmplicate me w1th Mategaon blasts w1th a vtew to suggest that Hindu Religious extremists were resorting to terrorism. The prolonged illegal detentton, custodt<il abuse and physical torture were designed to compel me to confess to cnmes l had not committed. This attempt of false impllcatton persisted for the entire period between .

10.10.2008 and 02.1.1 .2008. Dunng this entire period I was deliberately 1solated from my family and denied access to Lawyers. I say that no arrest panchanama was done after my arrest on 23.10.2008 and I was never asked about the names, addresses and telephone I mobile Nos. detatls to whom I would like to convey rny arrest. I say that attention from my illegal detention was sought to be diverted by the ATS by daily leakmg information regardmg my involvement which was manifestly false and only indicated the .

malafide nature of the tnvestigatton..

24. r say that while 1 was thus patnted as a smister maslet mind of the Malegaon blasts, a role which has now been subtly .

reassigned by the ATS toLl Col Purohit-crippled and vulnerable as I was by the detention, abuse and torture, 1 could not protest my innocence. Nor was l allowed access to fam1ly, friends and Lawyers who could have done so. .

25. I say that it 1s necessary that a delaled enquiry of my illegal detentton, custodial torture, etc needs to be done and for which r am ready and willing to get subjected to any such medical test or tests and I also want the ATS officers, who interrogated me, .

tortured me, etc should also be put to the same tests. .

26. I say that the ATS has caused blatant violations of my human rights and l should get a justice and they need to be adequately .

dealt with as per the provisions of law. .

27. In the circumstances I now pray for the following relief: .

a) that the ATS be directed to submit an explanation for my detent1on w1thout authority of law between 10. 10.2008 and .

23b)..10.2008;that enquiry/investigation be conducted into my accusation made hereinabove on oath, regarding custodial torture/violence and .

mental and psychological abuse;.

c). that such investigation as referred to in (b) above, include a polygraph test, as well as Narco analysis on me to determine the .

verac1ty of my accusations; .

d). that such investigation to include a polygraph test and narco analysis on officers of the ATS named by me~ and also of those officers whose names, 1 do not know, but I can identofy, for they subjecting me to mental and physocal abuse dunng custody as well .

as others to be identified by me;.

e) that a report be called for from the ATS for the reasons of my admission in two hospitals ( Shusrusha an another) and the .

medical treatment undergone by me at the sa1d two hosp1tals; .

f) The ATS be d1rected to disclos~ the reasons for my stay at ~otel Rajd_oot at r-:urnbai.; .

g) For such further and other reliefs as may be fit and proper 111 the facts and ctrcumstances of the case. .

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Date -21.11.2006..

Protest demonstration and the Effigy burning of Communist China's President fl Hu Jintao at the Ganga Dhabaagainst the imperialistic designs of Red China over India's North-East Region, Tibet region and so on....

In the 21 51 Century, when there is a need to foster close bilateral ties between the two emerging global giants viz.India and China, this must not be at the cost of mortgaging our own national interests to satisfy the greed of Communists.

in India who ever since its establishment are acting like mere lackeys for their fore1gn paymasters. Tt1is peculiar ever.

shrinking treacherous breed is still used to open up their "Made in China" umbrellas when it is raining in Beijing!!.

Certainly, something must be terribly wrong with these Red Comrades of India, because even during the tumultuous Cold.

War ear; there is no evidence of Chinese Comrades lobbying for the Soviet Russia. Contrary to the Chinese Comradesoldest civilization's rich legacies and inheritance. Ask any Comrades in JNU about this and they will be quick to g1ve .

who are proud of their country's heritage and ethos of past, Comrades of India feel apologetic to be proud of World's.

-.tolleys of choicest abuses for India, its culture and its history, because in this close academic enclave, it is fashionable.

and "intellectually progressive" to do so. If the Comrades are so vocal against US Imperialism, what about fightingImperialism of China, who is virtually strangulating the basic human rights and freedoms of the ethnic Tibetans in theirown land occupied by the expansionist Red China ever since 1959. Why no protest against this illegal occupation of T1betU1<1t rendered the hapless Tibetans homeless and minority, who live everyday at the mercy of the gun totting Red.

Guards of China, when just to grab the minority votes of a particular community Comrades shout at the top of their voice.

"Liberate Palestine!" What about lending your voice for "Liberate Tibet!" No, because in JNU, not many Tibetans are there.

for whom they will give pains to their opium concocted weak vocal cords. Simply, their mantra is, "No Vote BanK Factor, .

No Shoutmg and No Protest for You." .

ttwn, China's Ambassador to India Sun Yuxi, who said "In our position, the whole of Arunachal Pradesh is.

Chinese Territory and Twang is only one place on it. We are claiming the whole of that (J..runachal Pradesh} .

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Now, close on the heels of President Hu Jintao's India visit. there came Cl provocative statement from none other .

[Economic Times, Nov.15]. The most interesting thing 1s when the media people contacted Com. Sitaram Yechury, onea resolution to the dispute: don't transfer populated areas on e1ther side. In other words, Mr. Ycchury ooes not think that .

of t11e top dogs of CPM; he was quick to shot back, "These are historical issues. These are disputes'. He even SLJggested .

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the lnd1an government is correct when it says t~1at whole of Arunachal Pradesh belongs to lnd1a..

Chinese aggressio11. He had taken a pro-Beijing stand, stating that it was a conflict between a socialist (China) and a .

But this 1sn't surprising, considering that the late Mr. EMS Namboodripad had refused to condemn the 1962.

capitalist (lnd1a) state. "Dogmatic assessment of the class character of the Nehru Government as well as the role a.

socialist country should play in relation to a non-aligned country made the Chinese Communist Party resori to force rather.

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t11an peaceful negotiation as the means of settling the border problem," the former CPM general secretary had s<Jid.

.vas on this question that the undivided CPI splltted into CPI (M) [Pro-China) and CPI [Pro-Sov1et Russia] in 1964. NontIt.

of them was Pro-India!! EMS Namboodripad may have been largely been forgotten by mainstream India, but Comrades.

brought up under his tutelage have not forgotten the late leaders fascination for China and his privileging of Chines~"' .

interests. This was what openly came into display when the CPM Polit Bureau Member Sitararn Yechury refuse to join the .

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rest of the political class in condemning Chinese Ambassador Sun Yuxi's statement that Arunachal Pradesh "belonged" to China..

The Left parties, particularly the CPM, has been using its leverage with the current dispensation at the Centre to .

pust1 Chinese Interests (look, no pushmg of India's interests, how sad!!). The party has been carrying out a sustained .

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campaign for protecting the interests of the Chinese companies (at the cost of Indian companies, how sad againll).

investing in India that too when the securit~' agencies sounded red alert on the FOI from these companies But who cares .

when we have these Resident Non-Indian Comrades and their Marx-ism (PBUH for poor Marx!) as the b1ggest.

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India itself. With H~.

1_nd1an who loves h1~' or her M01 in.

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s visit to .India, it is Party Time for these comm1es like Karats and Yechuries but not for any patriot1c.

~therland lnd1a (1.:.Bharat) passionately. They ca1~ just have a big sigh and then hum thos0 .

ll~es fro~ the ~cott s poem. Breathes there... ABVP appeals to all the nationalist students of JNU to join hands.

w1t~ us ~~ savmg our motherland from these wretches breed of communists who can even sell their mothers ifthe1r fore1gn paymasters order them so. Let's expose them and dispose off them to their Fatherland China..

UMiiii-WiUijthM .

Sd/-Umcsh Singh, President, AI3VP-.I U. Sd/-Amit Singh, Secretary. AI3VP-JNlJ. .

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A\\ India Students' Association AISA . --_..: ....:,.__. .

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AISA.

All India Students' Associotion .

Geelani's Acquittal : .

A Victory For The Democratic Movement That Braved The Frenzy To Defend The Truth .

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"By convicting innocents you cannot suppress feelings. Peace comes with justice. Without justice there will be no democracy, itis Indian democracy that is under threat" -S .A. R Geelani/ Dec 18, 2002/ On hearing the death sentence. .

s.A.R Geelani's acquittal by the Delhi High Court yesterday is a respite for Indian democracy. A democracy threatened by the fascist forces riding on jingoist slogans. A democracy on the edge of being usurped by the spectre of false cases, witch-hunts and the murder of justice. After 9/11 a new legitimacy has been afforded by the "War on Terror" to laws that .

impinge on basic human rights. Thus POTA while being a draconian tool in the hands of the State to victimize anyone in .

order to serve its vested interests is also the symbol of fascist tendencies that are growing strong in our country. The fascist .

party now in power needs to construct enemies of the state in order to legitimize its jingoism. The attack on the Indian .

Parliament in 2001 , while being condemnable, did not g1ve a right to the government to prosecute innocent civilians. The BJP .

govt. did Its \eve\ best to find a scapegoat in Mr. Gee\anl (the first POTA victim) to implement its POTA laws.The .

fabrication of evidence and torture by the prosecution, added to the death sentence against Geelani by a POTA court is not .

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only a travesty of justice but also an attack on all democratic minded people of India. Today, with Mr. Geelani's acquittal, .

th4 v~"""" onn vindictive character of POTA stands reaffirmed. ' .

Public Meeting .

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Fickle Pre-Election Promises of Ministers? .

~..a Or the Strength of Our Ow.n Movement? .

'\r( ~· What should we relv ---.

Do we need student organissa--.

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f\cl<\e pre-£\ectto" fp~orn;;wn tJiovernent'l.

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Ylh"t should we relY o" 0 t the government'? .

or the strength o ur .

ct as brol,SsembW po\\s. . . b ~ red b~ \M t~S\ll wil\ last be1ond the po\\s? f?t such unce \sand Ioree them to saleguatd WM\ is \M guarantee thai \he ser"ces ro e dents' struggleS on \he streets can pressunse go~ernmen .

students' rigll\s do ,.e need t~s\ll?' ·.

studentsfriends,canne\Mer mor<\uestiontgage istl\eno\lt wnstruggles1\tl1ena~'l.a\am.Qn\1. stu ,bU\Wh1 · n ·gn\s" to .

. s ao1sma\ bUS ser"ce..

u s 'l'l e need common students stand In 9 up lor t etf n.

1 VIe do not need "sarkarl" bfo\<.efS In tl\9 name ol student gfo P . . a""d the.

set the agenda I of student po cs. n1Q\l students sulief due to tne slashin9 ol \l·spe~ Is~.,~e be sure tnY cannot detend outt~s\lt dominates ous\l. can \M1 answer w 1 II t~s\l\ could not delend tne rignts ol the o s u ens, I G romeo\.

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snie\a blames ue" '" . I ( and laC'< oi saieiY ol 'i.\SP.. JN\l .,..nicll patron\Ses susnit snarrnas and tv~u\~"'s ·-~ ~·.

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der s anla · '/ u · .......at · Jt · SeC"., " p,tSP.. JN\l Sd/-\nteshar Ahmad,Gen. Secy, AISA, JNU .

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backwards.

YOUTH FOR EQUALITY.

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education.

benefited for all including .

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who want to protect their own privileges. .

Again JNU turned into a quota battle ground. The fighters are again the rich and powerful ofthe so called .

everyone. out of Green Revolution 1.7/03/2010.

Who was benefited the backwards and the wholesome developmentIn the landmark out of White Revolution? .

They are least bother about the social justice, quality .

known to everyone. Who has been benefiting s of the society. Who was.

wlletlzer he belongs to the backward in India? SC? ST? OBC? Women? General? The answer is known to .

Mandai Comtnission Judgment SC? ST? OBC? Women? General? The answer is .

possible education from the quota revolutionofthe nra11agement the Supreme Court said in para 508 that "The student .

ofevery educational ? The answer is known to everyone!.

services ofthe best available orforward class is also entitled to expect that he receives the best no co1npro11tise that call be 111ade available to hint and correspondingly.

institution .

receiving education teacltillg talent. Ill the appoilltnzents it is the duty and the obligation .

to make sincere and diligent efforts to secure the.

ofteachers,.

What reserved is t7lore, quota, inc there will be over the years thousands therefore,.

whose competitive .

011 a11y ground. For tiS against tire few who may get appointments.

frotn tire other se there should besociety call mak of students belonging as teachers from the capacity needs to be brought to the level ofthe forward classes.classes.

through private · _,,,;,!! would also affect the quality ofeducation to tlze backward.

tneansfor nzaku -.. ~lzereas those comingfrom the advanced.

s ·:1\fy final wo d.

more when tlzeyf: Side I d received by the students.

not a Little due . oc,aJ m . r s ofad . _,.,.uived, by education sections ofthe.

. . o not see h Jo..

· recfan, t. It. For ours .e C<tn loose our b ucate, agitate .

backward. . a Ion ow wv,cc to You . IO the b at home or outsideoccupatlOil l 0 . ·-·-~. '"".t'"-asses would have no.

. It lSi 0 f human PIS a b are ed attlc forfor f us. urTlSilence ,, attic not fj attJ a Ust '.

Ilea . ersonalit " e. T aod ·"1' wll.I d.

Who are figf' 's ..g1ve t· Itb · . .

cratic social Orde(S(BCISTs), that 0Bis bc elYil/ ing not SUffer ;scbiefthey ere is notb; JUstice on our.

· s and.

be empower( «.> comImfie an<IJ·o,· ny rno had.

forwards. If ave a r . unqu · reedom. It isn~:ateriai.

other· likem. dre m silence b mtIt·ted and coot· or.

justice? Not, V en n m b estioned inothe· d ·t com battle of We IJ~Pirations. Now~ hor us to assertattJes that fight th.

(jbeing J l\rt r our s Udents sub will fi.

! YU w He/ · IS JNr;But quotas e s . campus. ould ght backInue t The USDp responsibility to ;chave arrived~Xlsteoce. The ,~st~rn Which was.

education ~ ''You must le stud and obcocrunit oo.

.R , b e b.

Th h.

a o/j h.

Itiona/ society lndu~rdemocrati.1 a,.e COme out to break their.

e POf e/~Uests all or tl ght and defeat thhey (read BSQI\0Ciety' till no..: responsible reak tb .

rec from the tra~·c?utinues to be ents to join us ~a manical soc;~reating.

t ernembcr that it~ Your sluvcry e.

.30 genercr s rong and IS not coo tan. c b~~ thle. struggle io corde~. ... Wast fjo d.

ou,·selve " self-respect; r eg d..

flowunpartofre~ J . ugJ, thatYoursa p,elve c aun t reatm all kind s oo ofbarriblind eto rs forou:a :;esIneg ncue s. andThe.

s. Olll us in flte })f ..

take edJ -Dr. B.RArnbngd'-~o attain a,,:opfe _are nurncn epen~ for its .

e ~V1r s. Do not d s o the out side g a JUst social Ord.

World that J r prog.

backgr, l:ll'IL1 tomtna1nt .0 ,. Cally ress..

a,, success. Wi b . . er. The ri.

weak 10 lh a oiition Nu is an is/.

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e majority. Th upon god or ght place.

reserv1 l'O\lf (18u' Mal'clt) MAD and Which is.

e mu.st shape.

B (J ey must be a/and lVlfED DALI'l' Block a superman. ..

11.30 A our course ours:;-:swatchful,.

but still an vu'"'. STunv 1\f on-wat·ds.

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powerful, .cNTS'FORu and by.

educationally ·.

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Ph.D still an Ol::SL-~--1\1 (all SC/sr.

backward?.

Youth For Equality is fighting the case at the Supreme '--'-'-students of lND)dozen hearing the fmal argument.

people masqueradingthe fight. is scheduled .

for 30th of April 2010. YFh wu~ _ .

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as fighter for the Dalit cause to hijack the real issue ofquality educatiOn .lv~ YFE Activist: Santosh & Amit .

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An Appeal To Science School Students .

Friends Date: 30.10 03 For the' forthcoming JNUSU Elections, we place before the students of science schools our agenda and perspective for the corning year. We believe that the science school students share many common concerns with the student community across our university and they also face many problems specific to their schools and centres. The major issues are: . . . . .

Scholarships: After a 12-day Hunger Strike led by the JNUSU President the JNUSU compelled the Admrntstratron to retract from rts circular which announced a cut-off date of 151 April 2007 for the M.Phii/PhD fellowship and change it to July 2005. This written commitment was obtained before the disbursal of fellowship amount from April 2007 was allowed to happen as a temporary relief to the student community. Now the task before student community is to intensify this struggle further to ensure that the UGC agrees to give arrears from JULY 2005, especially since the decision of the date of implementation of M.Phii/PhD fellowships was left on the .

universities by the UGC. Ensuring the early enhancement of the UGC-CSIR fellowship by demanding that either a new Director-General is appointed for the CSIR without delay or some other means is found to hold a special meeting of the Governing Body of the CSIR in order to enhance the .

UGC-CSIR fellowship. The struggle for more fellowships like the immediate disbursal of the Rajiv Gandhi Fellowship (not released since May 2007}, Maulana Azad Fellowship for minorities, Single Girl Child Fellowship, 50% increase in the fellowship amount as per the MHRD circular, ensuring immediate disbursal of the enhanced UGC-NET fellowship, instituting spe_cial fellowships for physically .

challenged students etc are also important issues that face the student community. The YFE's logic that the MPhii/PhD fellowship must be at par with the Rajiv Gandhi Fellowship betrays their complete obsession with caste and t11eir divisive logic because why does the YFE not argue for parity between MPhii/PhD fellowships and RGF with UGC-NET .

fellowships or UGC-NET with UGC-CSIR fellowship? We appeal to the student community to reject this divisive agenda. Safety and security in Campus: Over the last few years the security situation in the campus, especially for girl students, has deteriorated where they have been subjected to increased cases of harassment. Miscreants from outside have especially been involved in these cases which need to be dealt with in a stern manner. The functioning of the GSACSH needs to be improved further in this .

regard. More Hostels: Although new hostels have come up in our campus over the last five years, new students are still facing acute hostel crisis. The SFI-AISF will strive to ensure that new hostels are constructed in our university. This needs to be done in the 11"' Plan itself. Better Infrastructure: The Library and the Health Centre must remain open for 24 hours by recruiting more staff. There should be more facilities in the Health Centre. The University must also provide more computers with Internet facilities and wi-fi facility. The SFI-AISF is committed to ensure betterment of our infrastructural facilities. These also need to be ensured in the 11th Plan. Science-School Issues: Our Agenda .

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Organizing an Annual Science Festival in JNU. .

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Formation of student faculty committees (SFC) in all science schools so that the student community ts involved in democratic decision making regarding academic and other matters concerning the school or centre. .

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Revitalizing the defunct placement cell of our university to cater to school specific concerns. .

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Course updating and revision. .

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Up gradation of lab facilities. Transparency in purchases for labs. Involvement of SFCs in decision-making. .

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Purchase of new science books in the library. Multiple copies of all science text books in the library. .

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Security escort for girl students returning from the lab at night. .

Construction of a committee room to organize seminars and conferences in SC&SS. More class rooms in SC&SS. .

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Departmental library in SES. .

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CIF lab in SES should function for 24 hours. .

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Trained library staff for SPS library. .

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More Life Science books in the main library. Over the last one year the student SFI-AISF has not merely ensured and enhancement in MCMs for BAIMA/MSc students to Rs1500/-.

p.m. and increase in income cap to Rs.1 lakh p.a., but has also advanced the socially committed character of our university by ensuring that the decision regarding implementation of 27% OBC Reservation and 54% seat increase are passed by the Academic Council. This matter is now subjud~ce, but obsessed with this single issue the YFE not only did not attend Council Meetings throughout the year but als? drd not do .anythrng for.the stude~ts who gave them a full mandate in SLS, CBT and SC&SS. They did not even bother to present .

thetr ~onvenor s R.eports m the Sctence Schools. We appeal to all the science school students to reject such anti-democratic .

organrzat1ons and g1ve a mandate in favour of our future agenda. .

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r---~3P.an&r.!~,~~i~*~~4"~~~~~it~J~I;i;!;,;~~4;,----l .

President: DHANANJAY Vice-President: ROSHAN General Secretary: FAUZAN Joint Secretary: SEJUTI .

Sd/-Rajiv h:umar Ranjan, l\lanish Shrivllstav, Co-Convenors, Central Campaign Committee, SFI-AJSF .

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STUDENTS' FEDERATION OF INDIA.

ALL INDIA STUDENTS FEDERATlON .

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Date: 06-04-D4.

NO TO CORPORATE ADVERTISEMENT: STAND IN DEFENCE OF JNU ETHOS!.

~' r rtenrlsI In Its Council Meeting last·night. the JNUSU Including the representatives from AlSA, endorsed tho stand.

that the SFi-AISF has been conaletently taking regarding the Nestle outlet that has been opened near the Taptihostel. From the very beg!:mlng the p, the Council called for the formulation of a policy to ensure.

tll<1t public spacos are not uaed forcorporate advertising anywhere In the university,.

While the decision ofthe JNUSU is welcomet, the role played by organisations like NSUI and AISA in this regard has.

exp~sed.their hypocrisy and poU~bankruptcy. The NSUI In yesterd~y·s pam~hlet has suddenly thought it to be convenientto _g1ve. !'P service agaJnstt~Ueatkm. It Is the same NSUI wh1ch practically sells off the students' unions in other~n1vers1~1es by taklng sponaorahlpa from the MNCs thereby their leaders earning some easy money under the table. It is1ndeed Ironical that the NSUJ I;S opposing a Nescafe outlet In JNU while their Admission Assistance booths in DU are.

sponsored by the same brand. JNU students do not need to learn how to oppose MNCs from such an organisation whose.

parent party leaders have sold otr the country to the IMF-WB and MNCs.The AISI\ on the other hand, did a complete volta face In last night's council meeting by quietly dropping Its.

demand for the cancellatJon of the Nestle outlet and agreeing to a charter of demands which calls for a " thorough.

review" of the contract to ensure that students' demands are met. While It Is welcome that the AISA has ultimately.

seen the light on this mattQr1 they owe the student community an explanation for taking tho community for a ride.

through the unprincipled ana 1.....--tJonal etand they had taken on the Issue In the past few days. In fact the ideologicalconfus1on of the AISA on thla is&uo Is evident from their pamphlet of last night. They have been forced to admit that the.

!ncreased hold of ~NCs. ts; a result oJ the neo-llberal policl~s being pursue~ by the government Yet, while they accept the.

1mpact of these pohcles ;lri.KC, their pamphlet says Ulat this does nct necessarily apply near TaptJ. Are the revolutionarycomra~es of the AISA under the W1.1aJon that the a.rea near Tapti has been already been turned into a liberated zone wherP..

the wnt of the lndla govern(nellt doet not run and the Impactofits antH:eople pollch~a Is not felt?AISA's earlier de~ffX 1 o.!JC.Uotlon oftho contract with tho outfit amounted to demanding a selec~e ban on the.

sale of goods ln specific Oi!Uet5 at a time When the same goods are being otherwise 9enerally sold and used 111 the campus..

Rather tha.~ strengthen ~·tight a~tthe Inroads made by MNCs and other lmpenallst Interests at the level of policy andmass mobilizations, such demand tor bana represent only wishful thinking for short-cuts In the political-Ideological struggle.In fact In order to pl~ce their psouo~evoluUonaty zeal as an apology for their absence from all the struggles ted by theJNUSU they have gone to tho extent of ridiculing the Important achievements of the student community in terms of ATM.bank daft faciUty etc..Th.e~o~of a Nestie outlet can In no way be equated with these long-standing demands of the.

student community. The.'JN,"'f~ QMot dlctato the consumption pattoma of lndJvldual atudonta. lt. duty l.s to defondthe public apacea and,, tof\Jje ~mmunltya whoht..

· Recognizing tNt~ ·~~FI-AISF had 'the campus. On tho ~ throughout strug9.led to ensure strict price controls on aQ shops/canteens in.

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)'llt.rdly'a AISA pamphlet says: the flr&t lesson ofpoUtlcal economy tell you that MNCsaro capablo of aelllng ~ ,~etaat muc;h cheaper rates...''. le the AJSA t.rylng. to give ~n apology o~ behalf of theM~Cs to let them co.mo to.the.marutt? The experience ofMNC outlets In other unlverslles Is qute the opposite whe~e h~epnces are charged anct..MNC. VlttyaiJy contlol every aspect of cultural life through sponsorships. The AJSA demeamng ttm.

fight against the MNCS that J;he stu.ctents of thls campus have fought under the JNUSU banner where we do not allow our.

public domain being taken over by MNCs and have maintained o price structure affordable for all. lnterosttngly, thoy fo~o.

their own lesson o.f political ~no.my on that vory night when tho OonoraJ Secretary from AISA signed a noUce oll.

tho JNUSU which aay. ~·prlc etructure of the outlet mu6t be regulated to keep It In line with prices generall}.

provaillngln tho campua".·.. While waxing eloquent about the way MNCs dictate ·demand patterns, AISA pamphlet is oblivious to the fact that th<tak1ng over of pubtic spacea for corporate propaganda is one of the major wr:ys in which this manufacturing of ~emanc.

works. It is the SFI-AJSF Whlctl haa c:onslstenUy called for a comprehensive policy to be developed to counter such m1suse o.

public spaces, a demand~~AISA pooh-poohed In It& pamphlet yesterday. Yet, once agaln wisdom seems to have daw:,e<late and the Genera.! Secretary has signed a notice demanding that All hoardings, glow signs, fence etc. should b.

lmmed,atety removed from tilt outlet to ensure that space within the university Is not used for corporattpropaganda". t .AISA's continuously changlrlg positions, of which the diametrically opposite stands of its last pamphlet and that of 11.office-bearers in yesterday's councU meeting Is a glaring example, shows the complete political bankruptcy of the ·mfantl·ultras'. We appeal to·au democratic and progressive-minded students to reject such opportunistic forces and rally beh10d thJNUSU for a principled struggle against corporate Infiltration..

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Jyotlrmoy Bhattacharya, Secretary, JNU-$FI Sdi-.

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Shamshad A. Khan, President, JNU-AISI .

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Friends, .

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Tn this Year's lNUsu r · y Nov. 05.2006 I ft . . I e ecuons, founded in lNU bv defectors from the.

outh for Equ~Iity, tvhich was .

e organizations to Oppos~ the reservation o[ seats for OBc students. has Put up irs"own candidates So.

despne a]/ ns Pretension. t11/ dare this organization has no~< acquired fu]/ political color Th · .

l'ery sunpJe questions in the minds ofthe students over here: . ere are some .

~ Youth for Equality was formed to agitate on a single issue but now since it is experiencin O/itica/.

asplrauons. 1! musr come 1our WJth 11s understanding on the issues of this campus as w g P ...

II e would like to know h · · · · · e as our naiJon. .

II . pia~. to den/I at Is II ~ opm,on oo the majoritarian communal Politics of the Rss clan·).

011 does 11 "'IIh the Issues of gender disparities and sexual harassmern?11 What is the;;.

Opinlonabour a/(" mar11 e actions to g1ve Participation to Physically cha/JennecJ People? th.

reservations for women? "' · o ey support .

,.. mal/ organizations in lNU have always accused national level organizations or Lakin funds0 from their.

Parenc organizations for carrying on their movements here. Bur we Would like knowgrr h 'A.., " .

this OI~an,zatwn Youth for Equality getting its finances? Who is sponsoring them and w~;; e._ rh"~s .

campa,gnmg It Is obvious that they have no resource Crunch at all perhaps they10h .. rom en .

than What Is needed to fight a lNUsu election. lf th . . ave many llmes more.

~:::r::~~~~~g~~:~~~u~a:~::;~e their affluence but sri/~~:~:iJ~~~:~d~rt~:a~gP:r~:~:/ ~;~r:;t~n;~~.

Now let Us have a look at the activities 0[ our I or T . ..

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!hat Chinese companies are doing reckless m. ~ rugof m, comrades. Oday s lnd,an Express has reponedIna from Where finished steel Products like cutlery . . d b k '. , Ing ) o o Jt to . Inmg o Iron ore m Kamataka g-% f..

and e~Porr.

author or that anicle "hen she sa}·s that II.be I. t. ts Impone ac to lndra. We totally agree Wilh the Jnother countrv ·s indusrr; this is old fash. d . . na Iona resources to feed .

ra rza Ion cannot mean looting our t" 1.

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rect,un are ~~ ,. . :: . . . lOne co onizatron. not economic reform. Comrades Karar and Americ; bur Wh~n ~c~~~~~u;ot'~-~ung ~ercerved economic exploitation li-om the capitalist Europe and companies. come Only li·om the side of the Chinese.

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in fi-asrructure. But they had to shut the. 1 mese compan Jes be gIven monopo1)' In bui1ding India ·s .

companies Were also building Pons ..lr; wk~Ys OpeWnmouth When It Was pointed out that the sanle Chinese .

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'Peakers: Shri Oscar Farnandes (Union Minister) .

Shri .Manish Tiwari (Seey., Alcq.

President: Anand kr. Pandey .

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Our agenda this year .

In the past it was the SFI-AISF led JNUSU which struggled for the students and ensured furthering of their democratic rights and facilities. Inorder to carry forward that struggle we seek the mandate of the student community of SLL&CS based on the following agenda for the.

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Implementation of the last year's agreement with the Administration on elected students.

' representation to AC and 8oS, GrievanceRedressal Committee etc..

Financial Assistance for All Needy Students: The SFI-AISF stands by the understanding that under no circumstances should anystudent of JNU leave their academics due to lack of money. We shall struggle to ensure that every needy student is provided financial.

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Restoration of the old Rules and Procedures of GSCASH: In the most undemocratic and clandestine manner, the Administration has.

unilaterally replaced the old rules and procedures of the GSCASH by passing anew set of rules in the Executive Council, which seriously.

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compromise the basic character and essence of GSCASH. We reject the new rules and procedures and demand the restoration of the.

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Democratize the Equal Opportunity Office: One major shortcoming of the Equal Opportunity Office has been its incapacity to take.

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drop out rates of dalit students in the University. We believe that the only way to make this office functional and effective is to give.

punitive powers to it and democratize it by giving representations to Unions and Associations in this Office..

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computerization. .

SLL&CS SPECIFIC ISSUES: .

The main ccncem.for us is to maximise our eff?rts to en~re better e~ucation for all. Over the past years we have seen that the gradesamong stud~nts tn. a.class ar~. skewed , w~tch somettme results tn dropouts. This is due to reasons like students having less.

comprehen?lng ability 1n a speaf1c area .. particularly in the case of students coming from the remote areas and when students are notprov1ded w1th adequate ~esources. In this context, we propose to introduce Bridge Courses, which will basically help bridge the gap.

betw~en the lo~ perfo1mng st~dents (due to. specific reasons) and good students. Successful implementation of the Bridge Courses will.

help In enhancing our academics, strengthening the fundamentals and will also check the dropouts. .

There must be a centre specific library in SL, where students can get access to journals and newspapers of the respective languages..

There is a need to connect the existing TV sets in audio-~1sual rooms, with cable mechanism such tl1at students are able to watch news.

and .relevant TV programs tn respecttve languages for !~stance AI-Arabia for Arabic, TV-5 for French , Pocca for Russian, IRIS for.

Perstan, NHK for Japanese, OW for German, CC-TV~rChtnese and channels of Korean and Spanish.

We w~uld endeavo.ur to institut~onalize an A~ademic Research and Career Information Cell which 0 ld · · · ..

regardtng scholarships and prov1de access to Job opportunities. This cell would.

exchange programmes in different parts of the world. 1 f Tt t th W u a1m .t~ g1ve. 1nformat1o.n.

aso actt a e e students to parliclpate In academtc.

nw:" to our p~;Hcicton\ oti'\Je9'"'· "" ' ::.u~,;~~ru11y seen 111 Japanese centre, the problem of shortage of faculty members was solved. Thisyear we must ensure that the administration expedites the process of recruitment in Korean centre and introduces M.Phii!PhD.

programme. .

We must ensure that the construction of SLL&CS Annexe building is oompleted by the next academic session ..

We must ensure that adequate number of rooms are allocated in SLL&CS Annexa to each centre ..

We would ensure that computer cataloguing is done for the books in Urdu, Arabic Md Persian language in tho moin Librcuy..

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SLL&CS PANEL AMAN JYOTI . CENTRAL PANEL .

BADREALAM PRESIDENT : SONA .

MULEY SURUJANA VICE PRESIDENT: DHANANJAY .

SHEFTA PARVEEN GENERALSECRETARY : FAUZAN.

VAIBHAVI DESHPANDE JOINT SECRETAHY : ARANI.

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An Appeal to the Students of SLL &~CS .

Friends, . . . . In the forthcoming JNUSU elections the SFI-AISF seeks a mandate to cont1nue the. trad1t.1on of wagmg relentless struggles against the communalization, commercialization of education and cnmmallzat1on of the campus atmosphere. This year's JNUSU elections will be the first after the state-~ponsored carnage i.n Gujarat which followed the condemnable Godhra incident. The gruesome events of Gujarat has posed a senous challenge to our secular foundations. It is a shame that even after country-wide protest and world-wide condemnation the Vajpayee government continued to~efend Narendra Modi, the Chief Minister of Gujarat. The BJP-Ied government was-also been a total failure in the economic front. It has totally given up its swadeshi pretensions by selling off profit-making public sector units and opening up more sections of the economy to MNCs. The last year has also seen scam after scg.li'-coffin scam, petrol-pump scam, land scam etc. In the field of education the RSS-BJP is pursuing a dual policy of saffronisation and commercialization. Along with the introduction of obscurantist courses like 'astrology' and 'karmkand', the infiltration of RSS cadre in academic institutions, the fraud content of NCERT text books clearly is the most recent example of saffron brigade's attempts to poison our education system. In JNU these policies were concretized in the form of the X Plan which was drafted without any democratic discussion. The X Plan posed a serious challenge to the democratic and secular character of our .

university. Among other courses, the proposal for the 'Centre for Human Consciousness', once piected by the Academic Council, was sought to be revived. The JNUSU led a relentless struggle which include"a 4-day strike in the Winter Semester and concluded in successful agitation this semester. The administration has been .

forced to send the X Plan proposals for a review through democratic discussions in the different fof) of JNU. The victory of the SFI-AISF led JNUSU against the X Plan as well preventing the appointment of a~ RSS Vice-Chancellor in JNU, has been a major breakthrough in the midst of an aggressive, and almost unresisted implementation of saffronisation _() campuses across the country. .

While the student community was engaged in the struggle against the X Plan the ABVP-RSS repeatedly tried to create communal divisions. After the Godhra incident, though the JNU students unequivocally condemned it in an UGBM that very evening, on the 281h February the ABVP brought out an extremely provocative march on campus, raising blatantly communal slogans directed against students and .

faculty members from minority communities. The SFI-AISF led JNUSU repeatedly mobilized students, both .

lJnside and outside the campus, in favour of peace and communal harmony, which culminated in a massive human chain in which more than 600 students participated. On 1oth August the RSS invited the criminal VHP President Ashok Singhal to preside over a Gurudakshina programme held in the Ad. Block. The students who held a P.eaceful protest against the presence of Singhal, including Union Office Bearers and girl students, were a~acke&y a RSS-ABVP mob led by the ABVP's campus leadership. We call upon the students of SLL&CS to g1ve a mandate aga1nst thesB<ABVP's legacy of lumpenism. .

Over the past few years SFI-AISF led unions have consistently carried on relentless struggles against the problems resulting from the policies of privatisation and fund cuts with a vision towards social justice. We have seen successful struggles for Hostels for all outstation students, better library and internet facilities, the formation of the GSCASH and the Equal Opportunity Office. The outgoing JNUSU has also had several achievements in this regard : .

Librar : After the last agitation the administration has committed to democratise the library functioning .

Y procuring books on students' demand. 4,500 books requisitioned by students during the World Book Fair are already on the shelves. .

A Wniversity Computer Centre with 20 computers is already functional and 25 new computers are to be acquired for it. .

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We express our utter shock and. condemnation at the p~phlet ls.sued In the name of the President and Joint extent to which the JNUSU President and hla group has stooped within the union council is amply demonstrated Secretary of the JNUSU yesterday, which was full of mlsinformatton rangtng from personal slander to sheer lies. The by the fact that the other signatory of the,pamphlet I.e., the Joint ~ecretary of JNUSU was not at all present in September. The way hts name has kept on appearing in successive d d blan u ous .

pamphlets of the JNUSU despite hts total disappearance from the scene exposes the totally unaccountable .

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It is also extremely unfortun~~e that the JNUSU President r~sorted to canards against the Vice President and .

which.are nothing but figments ~f hi: .

the SSS Convenor In a most undlgntfled manner, denigrating his offtce and bringing shame for the entire union .

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imaglnatton. We also condemn the effort by the JNUSU President to g1ve a casterst colour to the entire debate · st .

categorl:ally reject the entirely baseless charges leveled against t~mbecause we organized a public meetJng on the fssue of caste In India. While our stated position has always been aga~~st Brahminical ideology and casteism and never against individual members belonging to any caste the blatant lies .

published by the President surely expose his own desperation in raking up casteist and communal senti~ents. .

growing isolation within the student community following his total failure to provide leadership to the JNUSU. For instance .

This has become necessary for the JNUSU President both because of his political bankruptcy as well as his .

ss~e so f~r, by bl~ing it upon some former JNUSU President. Apart .

he is trying ~o conce~l hi~ own silence ~n the SIT i· .

from opposmg the VJolatton of reservation policy wh1le seektng applications for admlssions into the SIT, he has totally glossed over the fact the fee for the three-month diploma course Is an astronomical Rs.15,000. .

The JNUSU President also falls to note that this School Is being started without any transparent discussion .

regarding its course content, faculty recruitment, infrastructure, source of funding etc. We believe that this School of .

only devoid of any academic vision but would actually have a devastating impact upon the SC & ss, both in terms of .

Information Technology is just a commercial shop being opened In JNU for the sole purpose of making money. It is not drawing from its existent facuJty strength as well as worsening the job prospects of the students in the longer run. Going implemented and SfT is integrated {?) with SC & SS without having any opposition to the astronomical tee of 15,000 by the position of the JNUSU President, it seems he would endorse these courses if the reservation policy is rupees. We are totally opposed to this lip service against commercialization of education and demand a review of the entire proposal to start the SIT, Including Its present anti-deprived section admission policy and .

astronomical fee structure. The faithful swayamsevak within the JNUSU President has made a comeback with his spirited defence of the .

introduction of Human Consciousness and Yogic Science in JNU. These two courses are nothing but more sophisticated (hence undefined) versions of the set of obscurantist courses, which the UGC is imposing upon universities across the .

country. The shady justification for the Introduction of some elusive 'consciousness studies' in universities by the .

President has raised serious doubts over his own level of consciousness. We would request him and his saffron brethren .

to rigorously learn and teach human consciousness along with yogic science, karamkand, Vedic astrology, witchcraft, .

black magic, voodoo worship, flying saucers, flat earth theory and human sacrifice In their ASS shakhas (which they are .

doing understandably) and leave the impeccable academic credentials of JNU alone. The progressive, secular and .

scientific minded students of JNU would never accept the proposal to introduce these undefined, mysteries and irrelevant .

courses which are being introduced through the backdoor wHhout any discussion in the Academic Council or the Board .

The JNUSU President has been honest to an extent In admitting that the council meeting could not be held .

of Studies in any school. .

because of the absence of councilors from SES and SLS. We were expecting a bit more honesty from his part in .

so far due to lack of quorum, since the last JNUSU elections! Therefore we find the call by the President for another.

also clarifying that these absent councilors belong to his own organisation and that they have been consistently .

absent In all the council meetings called ao far resulting In the fact that no formal council meeting has been held .

council meeting to be quite farcical. We demand the Immediate convening of an UGBM to discuss the Issues of SIT and Human Consciousness I Yogic Sciences on which we have sharp differences with the JNUSU President. Under the .

JNUSU constitution, the general body of the students Is the highest decision making body, which should be taken into confidence on such important Issues having great bearing on the future of JNU. We believe that the student community would appreciate our position and respond positively to the demand for an UGBM since the dysfunctional JNUS~.council under the inept JNUSU President and his group of irresponsible councilors has become totally incapable of ratsmg any .

issue concerning the students. Sd/-LONG LIVE PROGRESSIVE STUDENTS UNITY! .

Mathl Anand Gen. Secretary Sd/-Aibeena Shakll Vice President .

Rohlt, Abduaalam, Dharamra)an, Shamshad, Shllllnl, Muqbll, Dhananjay, Tina, Councillors, JNUSU .

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Say No to Turning Universities into 'Special Education Zones' for MNCs and FOil .

25.10.06 Join Hands With Farmers to Resist the Anti-People, Anti-National SEZ Act I.

Expose SFI-CPI(M)'s Agenda of Acting as Brokers for UPA and SEZs I.

Foil the Ruling Class Dream of Turning the Whole of India Into an SEZI.

In the Walk-the-Talk programme on NDTV (lndtan Express, September 25, 2005), pro-globalisation Editor Shekhar Gupta told.

something's better than nothing." .

Minister Kamal Nath, "/ would ideally /Ike the whole country to be an SEZ, so would you but that's not possible. So.

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SEZs are "foreign territory" Within sovereign states, where corporate capital gets a free hand to loot land and.

gradually, piece by piece! .

resources. The ruling class shamelessly dreams of turning our entire country Into an SEZ (zones of corporate loot).

What do SEZs have to do with JNUSU Polls and JNU students?.

In the same Interview, Kamal Nath announced that his next "mission" was to Introduce FDI In higher education,.

and that "around the time the first 50 notifications have been Issued for SEZs, we will see some action on FDJ In.

higher education"/.

So. let us be sure that the struggle against SEZs in Dadri, Singur and Navi Mumbai have a lot to do with our struggle in JNU.

against privatisation and corporatisation of our campuses and our education. In the upcoming JNUSU polls, we must make.

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sure the Union we elect is capable of uncompromisingly leading a struggle against these threats to our sovereignty, freedom..

Be it ourland. resoutct3s, oreducation -we must reject the policy ofltberalisalion and SEZs IN TOTO. We must declare.

that we are for industnal development -but NOT m the form of SEZs, because in the name of bringing in industry,.

corporate houses in SEZs actually rob us ofour sovereignty! We are for the best education to be available to ALL -but.

NOT for education to be sold to the htghest bidder..

While the ruling class Congress-BJP are openly, shamelessly pro-SEZ, we should know that they would be unable.

to pass the SEZ Act without the vote and support of tho MPs of CPI-CPI(M) (SFI-AISF's parent parties) in Parliament..

cies, and they also claim to be demanding "amendments" to the SEZ Act..

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SFI-AISF and CPI-CPI(M) boast of being watchdogs in Parliament, guarding the country against anti-people poli-.

Would SFI-CPI(M) Bother to Answer the Following Questions? .

was passed? .

Were the 61 CPI-CPI(M) "Watchdogs" in Indian Parliament sleeping when the Anti-National SEZ Act 2'J!>5.

According to the SEZ Act, 2005, SEZs are special "duty free" zones that "shall be deemed to be foreign terri-.

tory". How could the Indian Parliament pass an Act that creates areas of "foreign territory" within the.

country, just to give "duty free" benefits to MNCs and corporate houses?.

In Bhagat Singh's Birth Centenary Year, isn't the CPI-CPI(M) ashamed that their MPs in Parliament voted for an.

act that creates zones of "foreign territory" within our country?.

What is The Reality of CPI(M)'s "Bengal Model ofSEZs"?.

Following AJSA's public meeting on SEZs, the SFI issued a leaflet on 17/10/06 claiming to oppose SEZs on various counts..

Also. the SFI and CPI(M) have been demanding that the Central SEZ Act be ~amended" on the lines of the "Bengal Model" of.

~ 17110 leaflet claims to oppose/ SEZs We advise the SF/ to read the SEZ Act ofCP/(M)-ruled West Bengal-it contains many of the clauses that SF/'s.

r On Labour Laws: The SFI leaflet dated 17/10/06 says: "SEZs enjoy the status of 'public utility services' significantly reduce the scope of collective bargaining and thereby enable deployment of contract labour and hi' re and fire .

which willpolicy" .

But Section 29 of the SEZ Act of West Bengal prov1des that "units in a Special Economic Zone shall be declared as .

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public utility service under the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947"! And this "effectively means that no agitation or a strike>which will hamper production will be allowed In this zone" (Hindu December 2, 2005)!.

Tax Concessions: SFI's leaflet declares that the SEZ Act is "going out of its way to give concessions to the.

capitalists". and "such incent1ves given to capitalists only expose the anti-people mindset of the governmenC.

State taxes, duties, cesses and levies". .

Do.asn't the SFI know that Chapter VIII of the West Bengal SEZ Act prov1des a comprehensive list of "Exemptions from.

Further, in the Singur SEZ in Bengal, the CPI(M)Government in West Bengal subsidlses Tata out of public taxpayers.

' hard-earned moneyl The WB Government sold land to the Tatas for the Singur SEZ at Rs 20 crores (payable in 5 years at.

a 0 01 per cent interest rate) after spending 140 crores of public money for acquiring it. Remember that farmers have to payback government loans at a 7% interest rate! How come CPI(M)-Ied Government is "going out of 1ts way" to g1ve Tata theconcession of paying below the market rate, at an interest rate of merely 0 01%?! .

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Will the SFI admit that such concessions to corporates "expose the anti-people mindset" of the CPI(M)'s West.

Corporates' 'Freedom' from Laws of the Land: Section 49 of the Central SEZ Act 2005 empowers the Centre to.

exempt any SEZ from operation of any existing law in the country. SFIHow constitution does not permit formation of a state within a state". 's leaflet condemns this, declaring that "our.

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STUDENTS' FEDERATION OF INDIA .

OPAl Respect the Peoples' Mandate ot the lok Sabha Polls Fnends. Date: 21 .05 OS As we approach the completion of an year since the UPA government came to power riding the people's mandate against .

crass communalism and neo-liberal economic policies that were followed by the preceding NDA government. The UPA was supported by the Left Parties under the condition of installation of a Common Minimum Programme to keep the communal forces out of power. The CMP contains many pro-people proposals like detoxification of text books from their communal contents, a greater budgetary allocations for social sectors like education and health, a legal guarantee of employment for all revamping of the PDS, relief measures for farm sectors suffering from indebtedness in the face of falling prices in th~ internatio~al market and so on. It is time that we make an assessment of the UPA's performance in the last one year in terms of how much 1t has respected the people's anti-communal and anti-liberalisation mandate that emerged in the last Lok Sabha polls. .

A noteworthy step, which the UPA has finally taken near to the end of its one-year, has been the issuing of an o:-der of a CBI enquiry into the Gujarat genocide of 2002 where the goons of RSS-VHP-BJP butchered thousands of innocent minorities. It is welcome that the UPA has finally relented under the constant pressure of the Left, which ~emanded for the CBI enquiry. This was necessary following the developments where officers within the Gujarat administration l1ke Inspector Sreekumar has pointed their fingers at the Gujarat Chief Minister holding him responsible for engineering the pogrom in a pre-planned manner. However the whole issue of detoxifying NCERT textbooks has been lying idle for long on the tables of the HRD Minister. The latter should remember that the democratic and secular sections of the country expect much more than mere .

rhetoric from the government on the issue. What has been of dubious credibility is UPA's commitment to implement an economic programme with a definrte pro-people thrust. Instead, 1he UPA still remains wedded to the neo-liberal economic doctrine that was followed during the previous NDA regime. The first thing that the UPA did after coming to power was to propose a rise in the FDI cap in telecom, insurance and civil aviation. It was only after the Left's opposition that the government had to drop the idea for the insurance sector. The L'PA most undemocraticallv had brnunht in thA 1'4r'.J"""i.,... c ...~,_...,... 1"\-...a:-------- · · ---------·-----· ----.

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Even after more than four days have passed, the Delhi police in the most incompetent manner has faHed to arrest even one of the culprits who had committed the rape on a student of DU on Sunday night. What is all the more shameful is the fact that the police e~en after getting the information of the abduction of the rape victim wi1hin minute~ ~auld. not stop the crime which went on in the str~ets of Del.hl for more than three hours. Such incompetence on the part of the Police and Adm1ntstrat1on speaks volumes about the law and order 1n the capital of our country. It is also highly shameful that the Delhi Chief Minister, herself being a woman has not come out with any statement whatsoever on this gruesome criminal act. .

This particular incident of rape is the third reported case within a span of 10 days. Such frequent incidents of rape 1n a c1ty are almost unmatched anywhere in India. These increasing incidents of rape indicate a growing patriarchal mindset. whic~ views women only ~s sex objects. However, what is all the more disturbing is the manner in which the moment such cases are reported, q_uestlons ar~ ra1sed regarding th~ character of the girl or what dress she was wearing or why she was roaming around at night etc. Even the pollee openly g1ve su~~ brazen anti-women statements and boost the morale of the rapists. The Shiv Sena justified the rape in Mumbai a few days back by g1v1ng the same argument. We believe that rape is an outcome of an utterly patriarchal psyche which gets reinforced by such comments regarding the victims of rape. .

In the case of the latest victim being a student from the North-East has again brought to the fore social stereotypes imposed on these students. Reports have come in the media suggesting that girls coming from this region of India are more prone to such harassments, even the police being totally unsupportive. We strongly condemn such brazenly regional mindset existing in the society and the police in particular. We demand that the guilty of the heinous crime of rape must be brought to book immediately and justice be provided to the victim. In order to pressurize the Home Ministry, under which the Delhi Police functions, the SFI along with the DYFI, CITU and AIDWA has given a call for a Protest Demo tomorrow at the Home Ministry. We would like to appeal to all the students to participate in the Protest Demonstration to ensure justice to the victim. .

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PROTEST DEMO. AT HOME MINISTRY .

AGAINST THE INCOMPETENT DELHI POLICE .

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13-05-0S(TOMORROW) ASSEMBLE AT GANGA DHABA AT 9:00AM .

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Those farmers who have actually submitted consent letters are mostly absentee landlords, with no real stake in cultivation. .

In this supposed 'Left model ' of land acquisition, was .

there ever any ··prior consultations'' with affected people? The .

EPW editorial of December 23, 2006 notes that "It is quite .

surprising that in a state such as West BengaJ, where .

pa nchaya ti raj institutions arc deemed sufficiently .

empowered, a gram sabha was not heJd in Singur .. , ". .

The fact is, it is ONLY Ratan Tata who was ever 'consulted' about which land should be acquired. The Tata representatives were 'shown' various sites, and they 'chose' Singur. When asked why Tata couldn't be given land in barren .

areas ofDankuni or in the vast areas ofland locked into former industries, WB Industries Minister Nirupam Sen declared that .

9839 persons means that each person, tiiJ now has received about Rs. 84, 358. .

Will comrades ofSFI teJI us: is 84,000 rupees 'adequate compensation' for fertile land which was t~e farmers' lifeline? Can 84, 000 rupees in a bank g1ve anyone 'enough' interest to sustain even one individual, Jet alone a family for a lifetime?! What a joke! .

'Operation Barga, saved the sharecropper from being.evicted by the landowner and limited the landowner's share of Jr.come to 25% of the produce, the compensation package has now completely reversed the tenns. The state evicts the sharecropper, who is much more attached to and dependent on the land than the absentee landowner, and gives him only 25% ofwhat it gives to the landowner! As for agrarian labourers, all they get is a .

under capitalism, the GovertJmcnt could not decide which vague promise of future employment. We hear that Tata has land to allocate, let alone gram sabhas. Only the capitalist graciously agreed, after holding a 'test' for 23 persons, to take himself must select the site -a nd the Government has on I I of them as workers. Needless to say, those few who do .

no option but to make it available. .

get jobs with Tata are Jikely to be thrown out later, since companies are notorious for preferring outsiders to locals who tend to haveThe CPI(M) Govt behaved like a feudal father handing more bargaining power. Of course, Nirupam Sen would tell us.

over his daughter to a groom (who has chosen her after that in a capitalist system, it is a crime for a Government to insist .

'seeing' many others girls)-without bothering to ask her that Tata be contractually bound to giving displaced people jobs,.

whether she likes her groom or whether she wants to get or to guarantee job security! .

married at aU in the first place! But the peasants of Singur .

refused to rake this lying down -and the people at Nandigram, .

Most interesting of all is the fact that Tata Motors is learning from the KaJinganagar protest, barricaded their village .

paying neither the cost of land nor contributing to and categorically refused to give any manner ofconsent. .

compensation -whatever payment is made is being paid out of the public taxpayers' pocket, to subsidise the rich.

Displaced People Demand Prior Rehabilitation .

corporate Tata! .

and Resettlement, Not ··cash Compensation" The Reality of CPI(M) ·s ··sensal Model of SEZs.. : .

As movements like the NBA and the Tehri struggle .

Expose CPI(M)· SFI's Doublespeakl.

repeatedly point outt cash 'compensation' can never be suitable .

substitute for the crippling loss of land and livelihood. In the .

The SFI and CPI(M) claim to "oppose" and have been de-first place, all possible alternatives to displacement must be .

manding that the Central SEZ Act be "amendedn on the lines explored. Where the people agree that no other option is possible, .

of the ''Bengal Model" of SEZs. Apart from endorsing tlze nothing short ofprior rehabilitation and resettlement on fertile .

''foreign territory" definition the SEZAct ofCP!(M)-ruled land (nor just for land owners, but also for sharecroppers and .

West Bengal -also contains many ofthe clauses that SF/'s 17110106 leaflet claims to oppose!.

landless labourers) can be acceptable. At Singur. the \VB .

Government simply hasn't bothered to talk about resettlement; .

On Labour Laws: The SFI leaflet dated 17/ I0/06 it is simply claiming that its compensation cash package is .

says: ··sEzs enjoy the status of 'public utility ser-wonderfully generous. CPI(M) Kisan Sabha leaders have in .

vices' which wiiJ significantly reduce the scope of fact told villagers that this is an easy way to give up their hard .

collective bargaining and thereby enable deployment life of tilling land for a living; now they can just put the .

of contract labour and hire and fire policy." .

compensation amount in a bank and the interest alone will be .

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But Section 29 of the SEZ Act of West Bengal provides "1 0-I 5 times more than what they manage to eke from land". .

that "units in a Special Economic Zone shall be declared as (Benoy Konar, PeopleS Democracy, December 10, 2006) .

public utilitysenice under the Industrial DisputesAct, I 94 7"! .

ls this true? According to the Status Report released on And this "effectively means that no agitation or a strike .

02 Jan. 07 by the West Bengal Government itself, Land which will hamper production will be allowed in this zone" .

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Acquisition compensation is as follows: (Hindu December 2, 2005)! .

To1al compensation payable: Rs. J19 crorcs Tax Concessions: SFrs leaflet declares that the SEZ Act is "going out of its way to gi\'e concessions to .

Disbursement till 3 1st December 2006: Rs. 83 Crore .

the capitalists", and ..such incentives given to capi-Number of persons to whom cheques have been issued: .

tahsts on I)' expose the ami·people mindset ofthe gO\ .

ernment". .

Area ofland in respect of which payment has been made: Doesn't the SFJ ~now that Chapter YHI of the West Ben-.

658 acres gal EZ Act pro\ ides a co,, rehensive list o '"Exem lion.< Total Disbursement yet to be made: Rs. 36 Crores rom State taxes duties cesses and levies''. Further, in lhe Singur SEZ in Bengal the CPI(M)G.

Persons yet to receive payment 2400 (approx) .

in West Ben al . . ' overnmcnt g substdtscs Tata out of public taxpayers'The arithmetic is simple: Rs 83 crores divided amongst .

]hard-earned money! The WB Government sold land to the atas for the Singur SEZ at R_~:; ?o c-r""--, _ ~-.

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