NUSU president Kanhaiya Kumar was sent a legal notice by an ex-serviceman for allegedly speaking against security forces during an event on Women’s Day.
Dharamsala: JNUSU president Kanhaiya Kumar was on Monday sent a legal notice by an ex-serviceman here for allegedly speaking against security forces during an event on International Women’s Day. [caption id=“attachment_2674412” align=“alignleft” width=“380”]![JNUSU president Kanhaiya Kumar. PTI]()
JNUSU president Kanhaiya Kumar. PTI[/caption] Advocate Vishav Chakshu said his client, Kehan Singh Thakur, a retired Subedar of village Dalah in Mandi district, has sent a legal notice to the JNU leader for his comments against Armed Forces Special Power Act (AFSPA) and security forces on March 8. “We will raise our voice against AFSPA. While we have a lot of respect for our soldiers, we will talk about the fact that in Kashmir women are raped by security personnel,” Thakur quoted Kumar as saying as per media reports. Thakur alleged that the JNU leader made similar remarks about security forces deployed in Rwanda, Africa and Gujarat, where he said the women were not just killed but raped first. PTI
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