New Delhi (10/01/2020): Blaming the JNU will not resolve the nation’s problems, Kanhaiya Kumar said on Thursday, speaking about his alma mater that has been facing right wing criticism for several years.
Speaking on the critics, Kanhaiya said, “Abuse us as much as you want. Call us anti-nationals. But it won’t help your kids get jobs. It won’t provide you with security. It would not help you get basic amenities. I can understand your frustration. Getting admission here is not easy.”
After Sunday’s attack on the JNU campus, in which masked men targeted students and teachers leaving more than 20 injured, the university has also been facing the brunt of attack on social media.
The 33-year-old Kanhaiya, who was chief of the JNU student union and has a sedition case against him, also had a barb or two for the police, who had allegedly been mute spectators to Sunday’s attack.
