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Objectionable sloganeering against PM Modi and Amit Shah in JNU, Vishwas Sarang said – anti-national thinking is getting protection

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Bhopal. Delhi-based Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) once again seems to be embroiled in controversies. A video from the university campus is becoming increasingly viral on social media. In the video, some students are seen raising objectionable slogans against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah. Slogans like “Modi-Shah’s grave will be dug on JNU soil” are heard in the viral video.

Minister Vishwas Sarang’s reaction on JNU viral video

After the video surfaced, politics on this issue has intensified. BJP leaders have termed these slogans as condemnable and termed them as treasonous. Madhya Pradesh Cooperative Minister Vishwas Sarang has given his reaction on the entire matter. The minister said that the slogans raised in JNU are condemnable and fall in the category of treason. He said that abusing Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah is abusing the people of the country.

Such thinking comes from Rahul Gandhi’s foreign tours – Minister Sarang

Vishwas Sarang further said that the forces that are trying to break the country have been continuously doing unruly things in this country. Its beginning and such mentality comes from Rahul Gandhi’s foreign tours. The minister said that when Rahul Gandhi hurts the honor and dignity of India by going on foreign tours, then such mentality gets protection.

Minister Sarang also said that the opposition leaders have been patronizing terrorism. It is objectionable to talk about seditious and against the Constitution in educational institutions. He said that no patriotic citizen living in India accepts these things. This mentality is not of the students of JNU, but of those who are thinking of breaking the country.

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