JNU Warns Against Screening of Controversial Modi Documentary
Jawaharlal Nehru University issued a warning against screening a banned BBC documentary on Narendra Modi, citing potential disturbances to communal harmony. The advisory preceded a planned screening by the All India Students Federation, emphasizing that no permission was secured and any such activities might surface strict university actions.
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Jawaharlal Nehru University has advised students against screening a banned BBC documentary about Narendra Modi, saying it could jeopardize communal harmony on campus.
The advisory was issued ahead of a planned screening by the Left-supported All India Students Federation, which was scheduled for Tuesday night at Ganga Dhaba without requisite university permission. The university noted that such unapproved events could disturb the campus's peace.
The administration sternly warned students against proceeding with the event, stressing that those responsible could face strict disciplinary measures. Meanwhile, the AISF's pamphlet recalled a 2019 incident where Delhi Police clashed with Jamia Millia Islamia students during anti-CAA protests.
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