Campus Central

One year on, NSUI now joins the protest against FYUP

Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr

nsui camp Congress’ student wing – N.S.U.I. musters support against F.Y.U.P. by means of signature campaign at North Campus, D.U.[/caption] Sunny Kumar, State Secretary for Delhi, AISA in response to the same question, said that “It is high time the focus shifts to students’ issues from muscle-and-money politics.  Therefore it’s not just the question of NSUI – every party has to raise students’ issues to survive. NSUI has now realized that the rage against F.Y.U.P. is not something they can tame and hence they oppose it now.” Calling ABVP, a passive opposition, Kumar said that any action against FYUP by the central government cannot imply that the party has done any ‘concrete work in the same direction’. In their defense, Amrish Ranjan Pandey, NSUI national spokesperson, told IANS that, “It was something new  last year, so we neither supported nor protested against the structure, but now after a year, we conducted a survey and have found that it is not good academically and students are not happy with it”. Nonetheless, the coming together of all the parties is a clear sign that the students and teachers of DU unanimously agree that FYUP is not something they want and should indeed be rolled back.      ]]>

[email protected] Music and books make most of her life. Loves to learn about cultures around the world. Fascinated by the hippie culture, and the only regret in life is not being born in the 50s so that she could be a teenager in the 60s and enjoy the hippie culture (read The Beatles) at its peak. Extremely drawn to new and innovative ideas. Not too talkative, prefers been quiet and speaks only when needed, mindless chatter is not appreciated. That's pretty much it.

Comments are closed.