Police detained NSUI students and members protesting outside the Faculty of Arts in Delhi University. Section 144 has been imposed in the faculty in view of NSUI-KSU's call for the screening of a BBC documentary on PM Modi.
New Delhi: The uproar in the country's capital Delhi over the BBC's documentary on Prime Minister Modi is not taking its name. 10 to 15 number of Left and Congress student wing students have reached outside DU North Campus. A large number of police are already present. Police is explaining to the students.
Meanwhile, the students of NSUI have now started raising slogans. Controversy continues over the screening of the documentary in 4 universities of Delhi. A large number of security personnel have been deployed outside the Arts Faculty in Delhi University.
Police detained NSUI students and members protesting outside the Faculty of Arts in Delhi University. Section 144 has been imposed in the faculty in view of NSUI-KSU's call for the screening of a BBC documentary on PM Modi.
NSUI is adamant about screening the documentary
Earlier, the National Students Union of India i.e. NSUI at Delhi University said that 'we want to request Delhi Police to allow us the screening, we will do it quietly'. No riot will break out. We will show the documentary in any case. Since 2014, students or NSUI are being attacked continuously. We're not going back. We are waiting for our friends to bring their laptops. We will definitely do the screening.
Uproar in Ambedkar University
There was a lot of ruckus on the campus of Ambedkar University on Friday afternoon. According to media reports, ABVP and left-wing students came face to face over the screening of a controversial BBC documentary.
Both student groups raised slogans against each other. During this, security guards of the university administration were present. The main gate of the campus was closed. For some time the DCP of the area also went inside the campus and said that the situation is normal.
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