After JNU, Pak students chant 'azaadi' slogans against Imran Khan

After JNU, Pak students chant 'azaadi' slogans against Imran Khan

FPJ Web DeskUpdated: Tuesday, November 19, 2019, 06:40 PM IST
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You must remember the 'aazadi' slogans raised by the then Jawaharlal Nehru University Student President Kanhaiya Kumar in the university in 2016. Well, similar slogans have been now raised across the border.

Pakistani journalist Rehmat Shah on November 18 posted a video of students chanting ‘azaadi’ in the country. The clip is of the Faiz Literary Festival in Lahore and the students are demanding 'aazadi' i.e, 'freedom' from the Imran Khan government, patriarchy and police brutality.

According to the Indian Express, the students were identified as members of the leftist Progressive Student Collective.

The video has gone viral since then and tremendous amount of support have been pouring for the students who are to organise a student solidarity march on 29 November.

Presently, India's national capital has been rocked by protests from the students of JNU. The students are protesting against the fee hike and demand a complete fee roll back.

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