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JNU is once again at the center of a heated debate after slogans were raised against the Prime Minister and the Home Minister. As always, this has reopened an old but crucial question—how should dissent be handled in a democratic space like a university?

Should protesting students be branded as traitors, or should the police be called onto the campus? Did the JNU Vice-Chancellor truly have no other option, or were alternative ways of resolving the situation ignored? And what does this episode say about the shrinking space for disagreement in India today?

In this episode of Janpaksh, we break down the JNU controversy calmly and clearly, separating emotion from facts and asking the uncomfortable but necessary questions about dissent, authority, and democratic values.
Watch till the end to understand what’s really at stake—and decide for yourself: was this protest, or punishment for dissent?

Analysis by
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