Kanhaiya Kumar's comeback azaadi' speech at JNU evoked massive praise from students, teachers.
JNU testified emphatic sloganeering and jubilation on Kanhaiya Kumar's release from Tihar jail on Thursday. Students across the campus cheered Kanhaiya's release. (Photo: AP)- Speaking of how the Centre has been misusing its power, he cautioned the students of JNU and said that even they might get trapped dubiously with the help of a doctored video for raising voicing against tyranny. (Photo: AP)
- The Prime Minister should also talk about Mussolini and Hitler, he said. Modi should also listen to the people and not just focus on Mann ki Baat, added Kanhaiya, taking a dig at the former.
- Throwing light on how the ruling government is trying to stifle dissent, Kanhaiya said that this is no less than a ply to scuttle the UGC movement and the clamor against Rohith Vemula's suicide in Hyderabad University. (Photo: AP)
- While Kanhaiya Kumar's family was found rejoicing his awaited release, JNU crooned away to glory. (Photo: AP)
- Taking a dig at the Union Government, he said that though soldiers are giving up their lives for the security of the nation, one shouldn't lay off the reveries of poor farmers who toil to produce food grains which at the end of the day also help soldiers fighting at the border areas. (Photo: AP)
- Shouting slogans on the lines of freedom, he put forth his idea of freedom. \"We demand freedom in India, not from India. We want freedom from poverty, bureaucracy, corruption etc,\" he said.
- Toeing the lines of democracy and dissent, he said that though he might be at logger heads with ABVP politically and ideologically, he wouldn't prefer to consider the aforementioned student group his enemy. \"We will fight ABVP through constitutional means,\" he said.
- In his speech, Kumar said that though Narendra Modis's ideas might be starkly opposite to his, he still supports his tweet on Satyamev Jayate. (Photo: AP)
- Embarking on a new journey after his release, the feisty student leader didn't miss an opportunity to put forth his ideas before the students of JNU who have been putting up a tough fight despite all odds. (Photo: AP)
- Kanhaiya Kumar was slapped with charges of sedition for his alleged anti-national speech. The 29-year-old JNUSU president has been given an interim bail of six months on condition that he wouldn't be entertaining activities that would ignite anti-national fervor. (Photo: AP)
JNU testified emphatic sloganeering and jubilation on Kanhaiya Kumar\'s release from Tihar jail on Thursday. Students across the campus cheered Kanhaiya\'s release. (Photo: AP)
Kanhaiya Kumar's comeback azaadi' speech at JNU evoked massive praise from students, teachers.
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