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In other words, a return to Gen X and Gen Y culture.
If Dhankhar is to be held vicariously liable for the CAA, shouldn't O'Brien be held vicariously liable for the numerous scams and political murders that have taken place under TMC rule?
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/kolkata/derek-at-nujs-event-students-divided-over-guv-uninvite-move/articleshow/73195909.cms
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/kolkata/nujs-student-group-takes-back-guv-invite/articleshow/73179463.cms
The state is with them, the administration is with them.
They get permission for organizing events.
If they don't like any events organized by they can just call the local bjp and cell.
Talk about fake victimisation.
I think students of all political orientations need to stop playing victim and embrace civil debate where they discuss differing points of view with each other and their faculty. If there is discrimination you should be able to prove it no? Discrimination cant be " the prof has a political stance also and is vocal about it". Professors have the right to free speech too. it has to be " i am penalised unfairly for my political beliefs when my work is just as good" or " I am not allowed freedom of expression in my classroom".
https://twitter.com/RenuWBhatia1/status/1721824176917651877
Does this apply to pro-BJP students at NLUs too?