New Delhi: A student mega rally will be organised by the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) on the Delhi University campus on Wednesday with the slogan “Remove anarchy, save democracy.” The organisation has claimed that more than 15,000 male and female students from across the country will take part in the programme. Through the rally, issues such as the role of youth in nation-building, national unity and the dignity of constitutional institutions will be raised.
According to the ABVP, the event is being held in protest against activities allegedly carried out in the name of democratic rights and dissent, including violence, arson and damage to public property. The organisation has alleged that some political parties and groups are attempting to give student movements a political direction and mislead young people. The Parishad said the right to protest is important in a democracy, but violence and disorder cannot be justified in its name.
ABVP national secretary Aditya Takiyar said power changes in the country through the democratic process and young people should play a positive role in nation-building. Delhi state secretary Sarthak Sharma described youth nationalism as being linked to responsibility and a sense of duty.
Delhi University Students’ Union president Yash Dabas said it is necessary to maintain the academic dignity and democratic values of the university campus. He appealed to students to stay away from violence and anarchy. How many students actually join the rally will become clear after the event.
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