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After the Indian Institute of Technology-Bombay (IIT-Bombay) administration sent a circular on January 28 to all students warning them not to participate in any “anti-national, anti-social or any other undesirable activities”, over 70 students under the IIT Bombay for Justice group staged a protest, sticking cloths and tapes on their mouths and marched to the director’s office armed with placards, claiming the rules curb their right to protest and freedom of expression.

President of the Jawaharlal Nehru University Students’ Union (JNUSU), Aishe Ghosh addressed an impressive gathering at Iqbal Maidan here on Thursday.

The pillars of the constitution were astonishing and they unified India. It gave the right to vote for representatives and government. Indians were given fundamental rights of speech, association, movement, life, liberty, and religious practice. It gave India democracy and a universal franchise. It made India an organized society. Under the constitution, the state would not be partially based on religion. The marginal sections like Scheduled Castes and Tribes were provided justice and the state was assigned responsibility to lift the poor.