In JNU, students were attacked in the past. After which the political turmoil has started in the politics of India. On the other hand, BJP MP from Ladakh and Jamyang Saring Nangyal condemned the violence in the campus of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) on 5 January and said that democratic rights should not be abused in the country. Nangyal said in his statement on the media, 'I consider it very unfortunate. We strongly condemn violence and vandalism in any part of the country. We are living in a democratic country. Use this democracy, do not misuse it.'

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Another case is the controversy arising due to an increase in hostel fees, and the reason for the violence in JNU on Sunday. Due to this controversy, there has been a state of chaos in the JNU campus for the last several months. University administration officials allege that this attack was carried out by a group of students who were opposing the current process of registration of new students. Most people believe that this statement of the university administration means that the leftist students are responsible for the violence, who are opposing the increase in fees.

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People are more afraid of the fact that the ruling party BJP wants to suppress the voice of their opposition in the campus. Traditionally, leftist politics has been dominated by JNU. But, ever since the BJP led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, riding on the wave of Hindu nationalism, has come to power, JNU has been continuously targeted. Treason cases have been registered for giving speeches on students. Apart from this, BJP and partisan news channels have tried to spoil the image of JNU by calling it 'anti-national'. JNU students are called 'Urban Naxals'.

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