Archive · 6 Sep 2026
ABVP Paints ‘Free PoK’ and ‘Akhand Bharat’ Slogans at Jadavpur
A student group called ABVP painted new messages on walls at Jadavpur University.
Some messages said “Free PoK,” “Akhand Bharat,” and “Free Aksai Chin.”
Earlier, university officials had removed political writing from the campus walls.
This happened after Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari warned against slogans described as anti-national.
ABVP said its new writing was meant to support nationalism.
The group also said students who support its views are joining it.
The graffiti replaced a campus situation where political messages had previously appeared.
The university’s wall-writing dispute has therefore started again.
ABVP painted slogans at several locations across Jadavpur University on Saturday.
The graffiti included messages supporting “Free PoK,” “Akhand Bharat,” and “Free Aksai Chin.”
University authorities had earlier erased political graffiti from campus walls.
The removal followed a warning from Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari about allegedly anti-national slogans.
ABVP media-in-charge Ananta Barui said the new writings promoted nationalism and reflected the organisation’s expansion on campus.
- Who
- The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP), with comments from its media-in-charge Ananta Barui; Jadavpur University authorities are also involved.
- What
- ABVP painted “Free PoK,” “Akhand Bharat,” and “Free Aksai Chin” slogans on university walls.
- When
- The new graffiti was reported on Saturday; the earlier removal of political graffiti happened earlier this month.
- Where
- At several locations across the Jadavpur University campus.
- Why
- ABVP said the slogans conveyed support for nationalism and the nation.
- Main group
- ABVP
- Location
- Jadavpur University campus
- New slogans
- “Free PoK,” “Akhand Bharat,” and “Free Aksai Chin”
- Earlier action
- University authorities erased political graffiti from campus walls.
- Warning
- Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari warned that slogans deemed anti-national would not be tolerated.
- ABVP spokesperson
- Ananta Barui, the organisation’s media-in-charge