In Brief
- Bengal CM warns Jadavpur University students against Maoist slogans.
- He highlighted an unstoppable storm of nationalism in West Bengal.
- CM emphasized he understands both the problem and its solution.
- He urged students to avoid slogans promoting violence or separatism.
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari addressed students at Jadavpur University, warning against the use of Maoist and ‘azaadi’ slogans. He stated that these slogans represent a disease impacting society but affirmed that he knows the medicine to tackle it.
Adhikari underscored that a strong wave of nationalism is sweeping through West Bengal, making any separatist or extremist movements unsustainable. He called on students to refrain from promoting violence or divisive ideologies within the academic environment.
The CM's remarks come amid concerns about radical slogans gaining ground in some university circles. His message stresses the importance of unity and peace as fundamental for the state's progress.