AMU students removed CM Yogi's posters, causing uproar after the video went viral.:

News Topical, Digital Desk : Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) is once again embroiled in controversy. A video of students removing posters of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on the university campus has gone viral on social media. The incident has sparked tensions on campus and sparked political discussion. The incident reportedly occurred in the Civil Lines police station area of AMU.

According to sources, posters of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath were recently pasted on new streetlights installed by a BJP MLC around the university campus . These posters, with the message of "development and good governance," were intended to showcase the government's initiatives. However, some students protested by removing these posters.

Students tear posters, video goes viral

The students reportedly tore the posters and threw them to the ground. A video of this incident is going viral on social media. In the video, some students are seen removing the posters and shouting slogans. The video has sparked mixed reactions on social media. Some are calling it "political intolerance" on the part of university students, while others are considering it a case of "free speech."

Proctor expressed ignorance

AMU Proctor Professor Waseem Ali denied knowledge of the incident. He stated that he had not yet received any official complaint or report in this regard. He also stated that if the matter was found to be true, an investigation would be conducted and appropriate action would be taken. Professor Ali said, "AMU is an educational institution. Political activity of any kind is not permitted here. If anyone has violated the rules, action will be taken against them."

BJP leader demanded action

Dr. Nishit Sharma, a member of the BJP Yuva Morcha's state executive committee and an AMU alumnus, and dozens of other Yuva Morcha students condemned the incident. They said, "The AMU administration should immediately investigate this incident and take strict action against the culprits. This is an insult to the university's dignity and a violation of law and order." They also warned of protests if action is not taken.

Police started investigation into the matter

The station in-charge stated that the authenticity of the video circulating on social media is being investigated. He added that no written complaint has been received at this time, but if a complaint is received, a case will be filed under the relevant sections.