The ABVP, the RSS-affiliated student group, alleges that “objectionable” political slogans have been painted on walls at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU). The reported graffiti includes slogans such as “Free Umar Khalid” and “Long Live Naxalbari,” and the claim is that the inscriptions are offensive or disruptive.
All three outlets describe ABVP as seeking action from JNU’s administration. The Hindu and Times of India report ABVP’s request for the university to identify those responsible and take appropriate steps. Times of India also links the allegation to a wider recent pattern, saying similar occurrences were reported at Jamia Millia Islamia. NDTV adds a further allegation, reporting that ABVP says AISA president Neha Bora raised slogans in support of Umar Khalid.
Overall, the coverage centers on the alleged graffiti at JNU and the ABVP’s call for institutional action, with NDTV extending the story to include an additional accusation about another student leader. The outlets do not present any response from JNU or others in the provided summaries.
