JNU at New Delhi Site of Eye of Another Storm
Posted by HCN on Tuesday, January 7, 2020
From our blog at https://hcn-cache.blogspot.com/2020/01/us-india-dialogue-on-subject-of-terror.html
January 6, 2020
January 6, 2020
US India Dialogue On the Subject of Terror Attacks
Communication has been performed. Involving at least the POTUS. The exact details of the content and responses to each set may need precision study before stating a conclusive study of what has developed thus far.
Economic Times-India Times online newspaper, says Iran ambassador to India, Chegeni, denies such allegation.
Whether a part of the terrorist matter dialogue directly or not, PM Modi of India is offering increased ties with the US, per same newspaper ET/IT.
--Meanwhile JNU (J. Nehru University) situation, in India, at least the attention to the unrest there is snowballing in the media
What you/we need to know: A mob dressed up with handkerchiefs, masks, batons and other dangerous makeshift looking weapons evidently 'beat up' some students and teachers at JNU on Sunday, and since then there has been growing retaliatory actions, and the trend is catching on to other locations in India, where other riots are taking place and starting to form up, as well as being dissipated by police. Concern is amplified because of the huge population and population density of India, and along with that an come the propensity or potentiality of students to go from small gathering to peaceful protest to unruly riot in a manner of minutes.
Economic Times-India Times online newspaper, says Iran ambassador to India, Chegeni, denies such allegation.
Whether a part of the terrorist matter dialogue directly or not, PM Modi of India is offering increased ties with the US, per same newspaper ET/IT.
--Meanwhile JNU (J. Nehru University) situation, in India, at least the attention to the unrest there is snowballing in the media
What you/we need to know: A mob dressed up with handkerchiefs, masks, batons and other dangerous makeshift looking weapons evidently 'beat up' some students and teachers at JNU on Sunday, and since then there has been growing retaliatory actions, and the trend is catching on to other locations in India, where other riots are taking place and starting to form up, as well as being dissipated by police. Concern is amplified because of the huge population and population density of India, and along with that an come the propensity or potentiality of students to go from small gathering to peaceful protest to unruly riot in a manner of minutes.
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