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Call them what they are: TMC supporters. And their days are numbered. They will hop across to the BJP now.
They will also learn that some of the left-liberal professors they admire will change to saffron. 😆 Because man by nature is a rational and self-interested animal.
However, one issue that has persisted, as rightly pointed out by Anirudh in his tweet, is the very same culture of loud-mouthed left-oriented students trying to push down any ideology they don't agree with, which has not only persisted but has gotten entrenched in the GB as a whole. The issue lies with the overall culture that is being propogated within the university and that needs to be countered with voices that arent necessarily RW but rather simply more open minded and tolerant.