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JU teacher instigates students of JNU 2/16/2016 12:14:48 AM Early Times Report jammu, Feb 15: At the time when there is nationwide outcry over unabated anti-national activities by some students of Jawahar Lal Nehru University (JNU), a teacher of Jammu University is using social media to instigate anti-national elements of JNU. This teacher of Jammu University, is getting handsome salary from the Income Tax paid by the people of India, but, she is supporting those anti-national who, on February 9, had vowed to break "India into pieces". For the last three days, this teacher has been instigating students of JNU students through social media and defending their anti-national events in they had threatened to break "India into pieces". The teacher, who is getting salary from Indian Government, has stepped attack not only against NDA Government but she is openly challenging unity and integration of the country. The teacher has challenged the Indian State by supporting those who had vowed to break this country into pieces. What is more shockingly the teacher is using social-media openly to support those whose had promised to create terrorist like Afzal Guru in every locality of the India to break the Indian democratic system and to break Indian state into pieces. There are many faculty members in Jammu University who did their study from JNU but majority of them have distanced themselves from the on-going controversy but a teacher is more particular about what is going in JNU. This teacher has some political ambition and the teacher always followed the anti-India ideology. Although there is freedom of expressing in our constitution, yet a University, who is getting salary from the Income Tax paid by the Indian citizen, should not instigate people of break "India into Pieces". It is believed that this teacher is working on a dangerous agenda and may be working at the hands of some foreigner agencies to disintegrate the country.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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