2 min learnKolkataUp to date: Sep 6, 2026 06:43 PM IST
The wall graffiti row at Jadavpur College took a recent flip Saturday, with the ABVP portray slogans at a number of spots on the campus.
Some partitions now carry the ‘Free PoK’ message, whereas others sport the demand for ‘Akhand Bharat’, amongst others.
Earlier this month, Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari had issued a warning over wall writing at Jadavpur College, stating that slogans deemed anti-national wouldn’t be tolerated. Following the chief minister’s message, college authorities had erased all political graffiti from the partitions.
Requested concerning the graffiti row, ABVP media-in-charge Ananta Barui mentioned, “Wall writings supporting Free PoK, Akhand Bharat and Free Aksai Chin have been put up at Jadavpur College. This carries a really important message in favour of nationalism and the nation. At a college the place partitions as soon as carried ‘Free Palestine’ slogans, ‘Free PoK’ is now being written. ABVP’s actions are increasing at Jadavpur College and nationalist college students are becoming a member of the organisation.”
Reacting to the ABVP’s wall writing, SFI chief Shubhajit Sarkar mentioned, “That’s good. Everybody ought to be capable of write what they imagine in. The truth that we’ve got introduced the ABVP into the realm of educational debate is, in a method, our ethical victory. There can be debates, and there can be political battles within the days forward. However the partitions shouldn’t be erased. We are going to write on our partitions, and they’re going to write on theirs.”
Beforehand, JU Vice-Chancellor Chiranjib Bhattacharya had appealed to college students to strike a steadiness between freedom of expression and nationwide integrity, whereas urging them to make use of social media and different platforms for political debates as an alternative of defacing college property.
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