Poster war in BHU: objectionable remarks written on the walls, Chief Proctor said - conspiracy to defame the university

Posted on 28th Apr 2022 03:23 pm by rohit kumar

The atmosphere of the campus was heated up on Thursday morning by a controversial poster after the Banaras Hindu University (BHU) ruckus over the organization of an Iftar party on Wednesday night. Poster war has started once again in BHU. On one hand, posters have been posted at various places on the campus for justice in the death case of the missing student Shiva.

 

On the other hand, objectionable remarks about Kashmir and a particular caste have been written on the walls at various places on the campus. The name of Bhagat Singh Chhatra Morcha has also been written below these comments. However, Bhagat Singh Chhatra Morcha has distanced itself from this matter. Has issued a statement saying that this is a conspiracy to defame the organization. Bhagat Singh Chhatra Morcha has nothing to do with this.

 

Question on the security system in BHU

 

Said that the matter has complained to the university administration and the police. After the matter came to the notice, the personnel of the Proctorial Board started removing the objectionable comments from the walls. Even after the deployment of proctorial board personnel at various places on the campus, the question of security arrangements in BHU has once again been raised due to some people pasting wall paintings and posters.

 

BHU Chief Proctor Prof. BC Kapri said that such an act is a conspiracy to defame the university. Strict action will be taken against such people by identifying them. The university administration has started investigating the matter.

 

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