Western Bengal Minister Braya Basu, attacked by SFI protesters at Jadavpur University

The members of the students of IPC (M) Wing Sfi protested at the University of Jadavpur to press for their requests to declare the student election data.

The Minister of Education of Western Bengal, Braya Basu, was attacked by students protesting at Jadavpur University in Kolkata on Saturday. Basu was a student gauge, and the windshield of his car was damaged. Later, the Minister of State Education was taken to the SSKM State Hospital, where he complained of anxiety and suffering on his left hand, which was hit by broken glass shelves.

Braya Basu went to Campus Ju to participate in the annual General Assembly of the Western Bengal College and the University Teachers’ Association (WBCUPA). He tried to talk to the agitated students while leaving the campus, but was surrounded by about 100 students who damaged the windshield of his car, showed him footwear and crushed the rear -view mirror of his vehicle.

TMC workers protest against attack

Following the attack, the workers of the TMC party and the leaders organized a protest in Kolkata against SFI members (the Federation of Students in India) and the visuals of the car damaged by Bray Basu were divided online.

MC deputy Sayoni Ghosh says: “Today, the Western Bengal Minister Braya Basu was attacked today at Jadavpur University. We are here to condemn this …”

“The protesters did not belong entirely to SFI, but to other ultra-left outfits”

Following the control at the hospital, Minister Basu said that the protesters do not belong entirely to SFI, but also other ultra-left and campus outfits. “I suffered an X-ray test while I felt pain in my chest. However, the doctors told me there is no serious injury. There are a few external signs at the top of my body, but they are not serious,” reporters told the hospital.

“I was ready to talk to the students protesting. Even SFI taught me a memorandum, but when I was about to get the car again, over 100 protesters turned aggressively and surrounded me. I was ready to talk to five representatives even in the presence of the vice-canceller, but I did not want to check the doctor. constructive.

(With inputs from agencies)