DUSU President Tushar Dedha Accuses NSUI of Vandalism at Delhi University
New Delhi, India – Tushar Dedha, a member of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) and President of the Delhi University Students’ Union (DUSU), has accused members of the National Students’ Union of India (NSUI) of vandalism and misconduct at Delhi University.
Dedha claimed, “NSUI has kept goons in Delhi University. Vice President of NSUI, sat in his office last night and consumed liquor. After that 30-40 people first broke the glass of the room of the Joint Secretary of DUSU, then broke the glass of the room of the Secretary of DUSU and after that, they entered my office and broke the Ram temple in my office.”
He further stated that the complaint will be raised to the Delhi Police to ensure stringent action. “This attack on DUSU is not just an attack on DUSU, it is an attack on every student of Delhi University. NSUI goons drink alcohol in the office at night, after that they tease girls inside the campus and create hooliganism. I demand from the Vice Chancellor of Delhi University that goons like Abhi Dahiya should be expelled as soon as possible. We will also take our complaint to Delhi Police and get the strictest action possible against them,” Dedha added.
Meanwhile, NSUI President Varun Choudhary criticized ABVP, alleging that they are trying to divert attention from the issue of fake degrees held by their office bearers at the University of Delhi. Choudhary said, “This is a clear attempt by the ABVP to shift focus from real issues like the NEET, NET, and NTA scams. ABVP has consistently indulged in violence across Indian campuses. At the University of Delhi, they have repeatedly resorted to violence, including thrashing and threatening professors. These actions are not only condemnable but also reveal their true intent to mislead students and cover up their own malpractices.”
In his detailed statement titled “Our Response to ABVP’s Diversion Tactics”, Choudhary elaborated, “The National Students’ Union of India (NSUI) condemns the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad’s (ABVP) attempts to divert attention from the critical issue of fake degrees held by their office bearers at the University of Delhi. ABVP’s fabricated violence, attacks on idols, and production of counterfeit degrees are efforts to mislead students and shift focus from their malpractices.”