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I really wish students stop fighting so seriously over politics and breaking friendships just because someone supports a certain party. These politicians are bloodsucking leeches who have no ideology and they are all in it together!!!
Please don’t lose a friend for life because of your blind faith in a corrupt politician.
The NUJS powers are sitting tight. Most will turn saffron if the regime changes, but some crucial and influential people will definitely be booted out: those who are too deeply entrenched with the TMC. Then the action starts (hopefully for the better).
Many speculate that Nan has saffron sympathies. True or not, life has taught him hard lessons and therefore he will do nothing that imperils self preservation.
Follow his actions, inactions not rhetoric.
b) when he is in the campus he is quick in his duties, has clear ideas as to what he wants to do
c) but his attendance could be better, especially when dealing with the transition, dual campus etc.