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Umar Khaled ends his speech with the message that they will not return to their lives. The fight will continue.
Earlier in the day, actor Anupam Kher who was on campus for the screening of his film Buddha in a Traffic Jam was critical of JNU students who were supportive of Kanhaiya Kumar, Umar Khaled and Anirban Bhattacharya.
Umar Khaled hits out at the government and the RSS, while referring to the slogans that were allegedly raised on JNU campus.
Khaled talks about media coverage. “I don’t think the media are acting independently. In many cases, you see that the media has already made up its mind. You’d think that the opinion is created after the investigation. But no.”
He said,
He also brought up his religion saying, “I used to think it is okay because I am not a practising Muslim. But what if I were? What if I were a practising Muslim?”
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Khaled hits out at the BJP and the RSS. He says, “the government and the RSS thought they could break us, but they failed.”
Jawaharlal Nehru University student Umar Khaled is back in the campus. A Delhi court had granted him six-month interim bail on Friday evening.
Back in the campus, Khaled says, “I am not ashamed of being booked under sedition laws”.
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