From videos of molestation in Bihar’s Jamui to a gangrape in an uptown Delhi park, women are on the streets asking where can they be safe. The recent women students’ street marches in Delhi poses the question whether “encounter justice” and capital punishment can really make the streets safer for women.
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The nation-wide student movement after the Supreme Court’s stay on UGC Equity Regulations has been inspiring. While we continue to hear news of Student Suicides and Drop Outs, where the majority belong to marginalized sections (including JNU), it is inspiring to see thousands of students have faced barricades, lathis and arrests in defense of Social Justice, from JNU to DU, BHU, AU, PU etc. JNU has historically shown the way by setting a model for Equal Education For All. Beyond symbolic struggles, let us contribute towards this all-India student upsurge with our concrete demands.