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Delhi University's decision to name a new college after Hindutva icon Veer Savarkar has sparked a fierce debate between the BJP and Congress. The Congress demands the college be named after former PM Manmohan Singh.

Delhi University college naming sparks BJP-Congress war over Savarkar

Hussain, a Rajya Sabha MP, accused the BJP of undermining the contributions of true freedom fighters by glorifying figures who had sought forgiveness from the British.

Delhi University's decision to name one of its upcoming colleges after Veer Savarkar, a prominent Hindutva icon, has ignited a heated debate between the BJP and Congress. The foundation stone for the Veer Savarkar College, set to be built in Najafgarh at an estimated cost of Rs 140 crore, will be laid by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday. The decision, approved by Delhi University's executive council in 2021, has led to a clash of ideologies.
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Dear <a href="https://twitter.com/narendramodi?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@narendramodi</a> Ji, As you inaugurate a college in the name of VD Savarkar, NSUI demands the new DU college be named after Former PM Dr. Manmohan Singh Ji. He established numerous universities and brought the Central Universities Act. A Central University must also be&hellip; <a href="https://t.co/jtghlIjrE6">pic.twitter.com/jtghlIjrE6</a>
&mdash; Varun Choudhary (@varunchoudhary2) <a href="https://twitter.com/varunchoudhary2/status/1874765225821438002?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 2, 2025</a></blockquote>
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The Congress party's student wing, the National Students' Union of India (NSUI), has opposed the move, urging that the college be named after the late former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who passed away last week. In a letter to PM Modi, the NSUI highlighted Singh&rsquo;s immense contributions to education, citing his role in establishing institutions such as IITs, IIMs, AIIMS, and introducing the Central Universities Act. The student wing emphasized that naming the college after Singh would inspire future generations and honor his transformative vision, particularly his reforms that liberalized the economy in 1991. They also proposed the creation of a central university named after Singh.
On the other hand, Congress MPs Naseer Hussain and Sukhjinder Randhawa criticized the BJP for honoring someone like Savarkar, who, according to them, had written mercy petitions to the British during colonial rule. Randhawa remarked that the PM should reconsider the decision, given Savarkar&rsquo;s past actions. Hussain, a Rajya Sabha MP, accused the BJP of undermining the contributions of true freedom fighters by glorifying figures who had sought forgiveness from the British.
In response, the BJP has firmly backed the decision. Delhi BJP chief Virendra Sachdeva defended the naming, asserting that Veer Savarkar was a freedom fighter, and the party welcomed the university&rsquo;s honor to him. BJP leader Shehzad Poonawalla also questioned whether past leaders like Indira Gandhi and Uddhav Thackeray, who had praised Savarkar, were wrong in their assessment of him.
The controversy surrounding the naming of the college reflects a broader ideological divide between the two parties, with each seeking to shape the legacy of India&rsquo;s historical figures according to their own narrative.

A startling video of a violent fight between college students has emerged from Kerala.The video purportedly shows members of Congress' KSU and CPI(M)'s SFI engaged in a violent altercation.Both sides blamed each other for initiating the fight.The incident reportedly occurred on March 15, during inauguration of a college students' union at the Trivandrum Law College.KSU, or the Kerala Students' Union reportedly claimed that its members were celebrating their victory in the college elections, when disgruntled Students' Federation of India members began assaulting them.The SFI was quoted as saying that a KSU member had misbehaved with a woman, which led to the fight.KSU's Safna Yakub, Ashik Ashraf, and Nithin Thampi, and SFI's Anandu were reportedly admitted to the hospital with injuries.Kerala's Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan reportedly commented in the Assembly on the incident.He reportedly said that police have registered a case.Congress' student wing NSUI condemned the incident, accusing SFI of following a motto of 'Goondaism, Terror, and Fascism'.
The BJP also used the opportunity to train its guns at both the ruling Left, and Opposition Congress.
 

Watch: Woman dragged by mob, beaten up in Congress' KSU and CPM's SFI fight at Kerala college; CM says police case filed

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 A startling video of a violent fight between college students has emerged from Kerala. The video purportedly shows members of Congress' KSU and CPI(M)'s SFI engaged in a violent altercation. Both sides blamed each other for initiating the fight. The incident reportedly occurred on March 15, during inauguration of a college students' union at the Trivandrum Law College. KSU, or the Kerala Students' Union reportedly claimed that its members were celebrating their victory in the college elections, when disgruntled Students' Federation of India members began assaulting them. The SFI was quoted as saying that a KSU member had misbehaved with a woman, which led to the fight. KSU's Safna Yakub, Ashik Ashraf, and Nithin Thampi, and SFI's Anandu were reportedly admitted to the hospital with injuries. Kerala's Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan reportedly commented in the Assembly on the incident. He reportedly said that police have registered a case.
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 Congress' student wing NSUI condemned the incident, accusing SFI of following a motto of 'Goondaism, Terror, and Fascism'.
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 The BJP also used the opportunity to train its guns at both the ruling Left, and Opposition Congress.
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 CAPTIONS Kerala: violent fight caught on camera Fight between KSU and SFI members 3 members of KSU, 1 of SFI injured Kerala CM said police have filed case Congress's NSUI alleged 'fascism' by SFI BJP slammed both Congress, and CPIM
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A startling video of a violent fight between college students has emerged from Kerala. The video purportedly shows members of Congress' KSU and CPI(M)'s SFI engaged in a violent altercation. Both sides blamed each other for initiating the fight. The incident reportedly occurred on March 15, during inauguration of a college students' union at the Trivandrum Law College. KSU, or the Kerala Students' Union reportedly claimed that its members were celebrating their victory in the college elections, when disgruntled Students' Federation of India members began assaulting them. The SFI was quoted as saying that a KSU member had misbehaved with a woman, which led to the fight. KSU's Safna Yakub, Ashik Ashraf, and Nithin Thampi, and SFI's Anandu were reportedly admitted to the hospital with injuries. Kerala's Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan reportedly commented in the Assembly on the incident. He reportedly said that police have registered a case.Congress' student wing NSUI condemned the incident, accusing SFI of following a motto of 'Goondaism, Terror, and Fascism'.
The BJP also used the opportunity to train its guns at both the ruling Left, and Opposition Congress.
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The National Students Union of India has filed a &lsquo;missing person report against BJP&nbsp;leader&nbsp;Amit Shah with the Delhi Police, over what it called the &lsquo;disappearance of the country's Home Minister at the time of the pandemic'.
The Congress' student body&nbsp;filed the complaint against Shah with the Parliament Street police station.
NSUI general secretary Nagesh Kariyappa said when the country is suffering from a deadly pandemic, it is the duty of the politicians to be accountable, not only towards the government of India or the BJP, but also towards the people of the country.

Covid-19: NSUI files 'missing person' report with police on Amit Shah

The National Students Union of India has filed a &lsquo;missing person report against BJP&nbsp;leader&nbsp;Amit Shah with the Delhi Police, over what it called the &lsquo;disappearance of the country's Home Minister at the time of the pandemic'.
The Congress' student body&nbsp;filed the complaint against Shah with the Parliament Street police station.
NSUI general secretary Nagesh Kariyappa said when the country is suffering from a deadly pandemic, it is the duty of the politicians to be accountable, not only towards the government of India or the BJP, but also towards the people of the country.

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