Kiren Rijiju takes swipe at Left's win in JNU polls

Unlike JNU, in Delhi University which had embraced the ABVP, the students were "fresh minded" and insulated from the "obsolete" Left ideology, he said.

Kiren Rijiju takes swipe at Left's win in JNU polls
NEW DELHI: The victory of Left candidates in the JNU was due to the students who were influenced by a "discarded" ideology "romanticised" by the Left leaders, Union Minister Kiren Rijiju today said.

Unlike JNU, in Delhi University which had embraced the ABVP, the students were "fresh minded" and insulated from the "obsolete" Left ideology, he said.

Rijiju's comments came while reacting to results of the two premier educational institutions in the national capital where results of the students' union elections were declared yesterday.

"Yes, bcause (sic) fresh minded DU students are insulated from getting romanticised by a faulty obsolete & discarded ideology," he tweeted.

Rijiju also tweeted a picture of a newspaper headline which says that the Delhi University students embraced right wing Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad, the students' body of RSS, and the Jawaharlal Nehru University students ensured victory of Left Unity (AISA-SFI alliance).

AISA is the student wing of the Communist Party of India (Marxism-Leninist) and SFI is the student body of CPI-M.
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In Delhi University, the posts of President, Vice President and Secretary were won by ABVP candidates and the fourth post of Joint Secretary was won by the candidate of NSUI, the student wing of Congress party.

All four key posts in JNU were won by Left Unity candidates.
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