Syama Prasad Mookerjee was a divisive & communal person- he,however, was a scholar-but politically supported division of Bengal which was an historic & political blunder. United Bengal would have been a power State. United Bengal would have been an integral part of India. Communal leaders thought otherwise.
Boston University published an article about me for being their alumnus.
Why doesnât DU proudly celebrate Modi as their alumnus? He is, after all, the Prime Minister of India.
Shouldnât they be flexing about it instead of trying to hide his degree?
https://t.co/Gvzj6mBZap
âI donât need monetary compensation but a good school for poor children as a tribute to my father.â
I will never forget these words from Abdul. I donât think I have ever met someone who loves India as much as Abdul.
Abdul lost his father now the country needs stand with him.
In a new 'Gen-Alpha' protest, around 800 schoolgirls from Sarafa Kanya Higher Secondary School in MP's Ujjain surrounded the Collectorâs Office on Friday, protesting against the proposed relocation of their school from Jaisinghpura to Daudkhedi village, nearly 10 km away.
Todayâs government is anti-knowledge, anti-school, anti-science, and anti-intellectual. They think they will do goondagardi, scare the young people, and will get away. But they are wrong. We will rise stronger. And we will fix the schools. The entire CJP family is with Abdul.
@abhijeet_dipke@waglenikhil Please come to Bengal and see the pathetic condition of government schools here . We need to stand strong with pro education people like Abdul. Today it is him, tomorrow it will be you. What a shame
Abdul went to inspect the govt school in Bengal where he once studied. He lost his father after they were attacked by goons (allegedly from BJP) for speaking up about the poor condition of govt schools.
It makes my blood boil that people are being murdered simply for demanding better schools.
CJP stands firmly with Abdul and his family. We demand the immediate arrest of those responsible for his fatherâs death. A CJP team will visit West Bengal and ensure that Abdul and his family get justice.
And to the hatemongers who think they can silence us through violence: we are not going to back off. Attack our members, threaten us, try to intimidate us, we will only fight harder.
We will not be silenced. We will not be intimidated. We will keep fighting for better schools.
#WATCH | Delhi: On the death of CJP volunteer's father in West Bengal's Bankura, Cockroach Janta Party Chief Spokesperson Saurav Das says, "We launched a campaign called 'Fix the Schools'... Abdul, a 26-year-old CJP member who had participated in our protests at Jantar Mantar, visited his local government school in Bengal on the 13th and informed the teachers that he would return the next day to conduct an audit. That very night, BJP goons arrived at Abdul's home and beat him brutally. When his father tried to save him, they beat him as well, so severely that he lost his life. We learned yesterday that his fatherâs condition had deteriorated, and he passed away by evening. This is absolutely condemnable... It is happening because they are anti-school and anti-intellectual... but people do not believe in such hooliganism... When the time comes, strict action will be taken against you. An awakening is taking place at the grassroots level... From Gen Alpha to Gen X and Gen Z coming together on their own to fix their schools. Instead of helping, they are effectively killing people."
He adds, "The BJP needs to understand that such tactics won't work in post-Jantar Mantar India... A delegation, led by Ashutosh Ranka, will visit Bengal. He will meet Abdul and his family tomorrow and urge the police to ensure the strictest possible punishment for the perpetrators. We will not rest until justice is served... Other CJP members will go along with him. Our state-level leaders and central-level volunteers will also join them."
If the harassment of students at the hands of the police continues, the Cockroach Janta Party will respond with a massive peaceful protest soon.
The Govt must stop targeting and witch-hunting students.
All news and rumours regarding Mohammad Junaid are false.
He is safe, is receiving all necessary legal assistance and was also present at our volunteers get-together for a while.
We urge everyone to stop spreading misinformation and hate. Whatever action took place at his residence was addressed promptly in the first instance.
We have always treated Junaid with immense respect and we will continue to stand by him (& other volunteers).