IndiaWest Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari addressed students at Jadavpur University, warning against Maoist sympathizers and groups advocating for Kashmir's independence. He criticized the use of 'azaadi' (freedom) as a slogan, suggesting it refers to drug use. Adhikari highlighted incidents of terrorism in Kashmir and questioned why anti-war rallies occur during military operations against Pakistan but not during attacks on security forces. He emphasized that Jadavpur University, a center of excellence, deserves respect. Days prior, a university gate emblem was damaged by ABVP members, leading to a police complaint with no arrests. Adhikari claimed ABVP had previously disrupted campuses like JNU and Osmania University, implying similar action would happen at Jadavpur. He mentioned Maoist leader Kishenji, killed under Mamata Banerjee's leadership, and challenged pro-Kashmir independence sentiments.
Bias read (Conservative): The article frames the issue through a right-leaning lens by criticizing Maoist and pro-independence movements, using strong language against these groups. It emphasizes nationalistic sentiment and portrays the opposition as disruptive and unpatriotic. The focus on security threats and the call to '
