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Kanhaiya was arrested on February 12 on sedition charges and was released from the Tihar jail on March 3 after the Delhi High Court granted him interim bail for six months.
Kuldeep Varshney, BJYM's Badaun district chief, said Kanhaiya has been speaking against the BJP and Prime Minister Narendra Modi since he was released on bail Thursday.
"He shouted anti-national slogans in support of a terrorist like Afzal Guru. I will award Rs 5 lakh to the person who cut off Kanhaiya's tongue," Varshney said.
He said Kanhaiya was speaking against the BJP and Prime Minister Narendra Modi ever since he was released on bail.
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Explaining the difference between treason and being anti-government, he said that no one in the university can ever be anti-national.
"Our constitution talks about equality, brotherhood and nationalism. There is a difference between desh droh (anti-national) and rajdroh (sedition).
We want to convey this to everyone that no one in JNU can ever be anti-national," Kanhaiya said during an exclusive interview with India Today's Consulting Editor Rajdeep Sardesai.
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Kanhaiya was arrested on February 12 on sedition charges and was released from the Tihar jail on March 3 after the Delhi High Court granted him interim bail for six months.
Kuldeep Varshney, BJYM's Badaun district chief, said Kanhaiya has been speaking against the BJP and Prime Minister Narendra Modi since he was released on bail Thursday.
"He shouted anti-national slogans in support of a terrorist like Afzal Guru. I will award Rs 5 lakh to the person who cut off Kanhaiya's tongue," Varshney said.
He said Kanhaiya was speaking against the BJP and Prime Minister Narendra Modi ever since he was released on bail.
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Explaining the difference between treason and being anti-government, he said that no one in the university can ever be anti-national.
"Our constitution talks about equality, brotherhood and nationalism. There is a difference between desh droh (anti-national) and rajdroh (sedition).
We want to convey this to everyone that no one in JNU can ever be anti-national," Kanhaiya said during an exclusive interview with India Today's Consulting Editor Rajdeep Sardesai.
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