Campus Front of India launched a week-long campaign “Undeclared Emergency; Students for Liberty, Fraternity and Equality”

In a press conference held at Bangaluru. Campus Front National General secretary Ashwan Sadiq said The present political atmosphere is worsened with similar incidents of National Emergency’ in 1975-77 with no freedom of expression and constant constitutional rights violations. Dissenting against the undeclared emergency is necessary to protect the democratic secular India. This is also an attempt to revive the anti CAA protests that ignited the democrats across the nation. For the last several years under BJP rule in which RSS is the backseat driver of the government. They explicitly said that “vipaksh-mukt” (opposition-free) India is the goal, which is undemocratic and leading to dictatorship. As a concerned student organisation we can’t compromise with the dictatorship. As we had witnessed in the history of India, student uprising can only save our country and the constitution from the hindutva assault. RSS fascism is the real threat to the democratic and secular fabric of the country. Hence Campus Front of India will campaign for saving the Constitution and protecting the country. It will start from 25th June to 02 July with the motto ‘Undeclared Emergency, Students for Liberty, Fraternity and Equality’ in the 46th anniversary of 1975. We will organise nationwide programmes including students’ parliament, rights seminars, anti-CAA protesters’ get-together and fraternal clubs in state and district levels during the campaign period, he addedNational secretary Swadakath Sha, Karnataka State secretary Anees Kumbra , State commitee member Zubair Bengaluru took part in the press meet.

Prashant Kishor should contest the Bankipur by-election; whether he wins or loses, Jan Suraaj will benefit: Captain Rajeev, Spokesperson, Jan Suraaj

These days, discussion around the Bankipur by-election is gaining momentum in Bihar politics, and the

Bihar Orders Inspection of Aided Madrasas; Report Sought Within 10 Days, Three-Member Committee in Every Block, Photography Mandatory

The Bihar government has decided to conduct an inspection of all non-government, recognized, grant-in-aid madrasas

JDU Claims Membership Crosses 10 Million, Calls Organizational Growth a Victory of Public Trust

The Janata Dal (United) [JDU] has claimed that the number of members in its party

Cockroach Janata Party to Hold Protest in Delhi on June 6; Students and Youth to Gather at Jantar Mantar Demanding Education Minister’s Resignation

The rapidly emerging social media movement, Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), is now preparing to take

Khuda Bakhsh Oriental Public Library Gets New Leadership; Renowned Urdu Scholar and Researcher Prof. Zahidul Haque Appointed Director

Eminent Urdu scholar, poet and critic Prof. Zahidul Haque today assumed charge as the Director

Khalid Saifi & Tasleem Ahmed Released from Tihar After SC Grants 6-Month Bail in Delhi Riots Case

Both activists had been behind bars since February 2020 in the Delhi riots "larger conspiracy"

Maulana Azad National Urdu University Alumni Fraternity (MAF) Expresses Deep Concern Over Exclusion of Urdu in Bihar’s Newly Established Degree Colleges

The Maulana Azad National Urdu University Alumni Fraternity (MAF) has expressed deep concern and disappointment