[The brutal attack on innocent students by ABVP is very disturbing and
should be stopped. It was not an attack on protestors, but an attack
on every notion of democracy that is held dear in every Indian's
heart. It is an attack on ideals, morals, freedom and rights of every
person born to this nation. The stones that you pelt hit our bodies,
but fail to bruise our ideas.
This profile picture is my way of protesting against the tyranny of
fear. If you are a student in any Indian university, in any Indian
state and you wish to protest against ABVP then take a similar selfie
and make it your profile picture. Use the hashtag #StudentsAgainstABVP
and copy paste this message along with it.
It's time for every student of India to unite! Jai Hind! Jai Democracy!
#StudentsAgainstABVP]

http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/not-afraid-of-abvp-says-kargil-martyrs-daughter-on-fb-goes/1/891194.html

Facebook post goes viral: Not afraid of ABVP, says Kargil martyr's daughter
A Lady Sri Ram College student who is a Kargil martyr's daughter has
initiated a social media campaign, "I am not scared of ABVP", which
has gone viral.

PTI  | Posted by Mohak Gupta
New Delhi, February 25, 2017 | UPDATED 14:01 IST

[Photo]

Days after Delhi University's Ramjas college saw violent clashes, a
Lady Sri Ram College student who is a Kargil martyr's daughter has
initiated a social media campaign, "I am not scared of ABVP", which
has gone viral.

Gurmehar Kaur , daughter of Kargil martyr Captain Mandeep Singh,
changed her Facebook profile picture holding a placard which read, "I
am a student from Delhi University. I am not afraid of ABVP. I am not
alone. Every student of India is with me. #StudentsAgainstABVP".

"The brutal attack on innocent students by ABVP is very disturbing and
should be stopped. It was not an attack on protesters, but an attack
on every notion of democracy that is held dear in every Indians heart.
It is an attack on ideals, morals, freedom and rights of every person
born to this nation," she said in a Facebook status.

"The stones that you pelt hit our bodies, but fail to bruise our
ideas. This profile picture is my way of protesting against the
tyranny of fear," she added.

The literature students classmates and peers started sharing the post,
prompting students from various universities across the country to
change their profile pictures with the same placard, as the initiative
went viral.

Kaurs Facebook post so far has 2,100 reactions, 3,456 shares and 542 comments.
Ramjas College had on Wednesday witnessed large-scale violence between
members of AISA and ABVP workers.

The genesis of the clash was an invite to JNU students Umar Khalid and
Shehla Rashid to address a seminar on Culture of Protests which was
withdrawn by the college authorities following opposition by the RSS
student wing.

Here's the post:

[Photo]
GurMehar Kaur
on Wednesday

***The brutal attack on innocent students by ABVP is very disturbing
and should be stopped. It was not an attack on protestors, but an
attack on every notion of democracy that is held dear in ever Indian's
heart. It is an attack on ideals, morals, freedom and rights of every
person born to this nation. The stones that you pelt hit our bodies,
but fail to bruise our ideas.
This profile picture is my way of protesting against the tyranny of
fear. If you are a student in any Indian university, in any Indian
state and you wish to protest against ABVP then take a similar selfie
and make it your profile picture. Use the hashtag #StudentsAgainstABVP
and copy paste this message along with it.
It's time for every student of India to unite! Jai Hind! Jai Democracy!
#StudentsAgainstABVP*** [Emphasis added.]

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