Lahiri claimed that media channels branded Khalis as a “mastermind” of the Delhi riots without any evidence. She called the situation a “traffic comedy”. However, the Delhi Police chargesheet and arguments placed by the public prosecutor during his bail pleas pointed out that prima facie he was involved in the riots. Notably, it does not matter if the person who orchestrated the riots was present at the scene when violence broke out or not.
Moreover, "Brahmanwad se azadi" (freedom from Brahminism) and "Free Palestine" slogans were also raised amidst the sounds of trumpets and Dhols at JNU.
ABVP who had been working to ensure justice for the victims of Naxal violence, wants to bring their fight to the forefront with the nomination of Umesh Chandra Ajmeera, a victim of Naxal violence, as their Presidential candidate in the JNUSU elections.
The slogans read “Brahmin-Baniya, we are coming for you”, “We will avenge”, “Brahmins Leave the campus”, “Brahmins leave India”, “Now there will be blood”, and “Go back to Sakha” among others.
Punishments have been listed for 28 types of "misconduct", including blockage, indulging in gambling, unauthorised occupation of hostel rooms, use of abusive and derogatory language and committing forgery.