India – RSF: Call for a Mass Convention in Subarna Jayanti

We hereby share a statement published by Revolutionary Student’s Front (RSF) on September 15.


The night of 19th August stands out as a bloodstained mark on Jadavpur. Hordes of fascists goons laid siege on the students of Jadavpur University, wrecked havoc and arson across the campus. It was nothing less than a conspiracy to murder the students of JU and shut down one of the last remaining centres of dissent through Saffron Terror. They have utilized lapdog media and various state-organisational machineries to defame our campus.

We have seen how the BJP-RSS has targetted universities such as JNU, Jamia University, DU, HCU, Osmania University, Punjab University, Presidency University and Jadavpur University with the aim of stifling dissent and implementing their policies of coroporatizaton, saffronisation, and militarization of campus spaces.

The latest attack comes in the form of the Teachers Transfer Bill, which specifically attacks progressive, democratic Professors who stand beside students and help in providing quality education. They plan to implement this bill, and implement punishment transfer of the Professors, attack the autonomy of all universities which do not toe the line set by the Sangh Parivar to clear their path for Privatisation and Saffronisation of the last bastions of quality public hugher education institutions.

Therefore, we, the Left Student Organisations of Jadavpur University declare that we stand united against such fascist onslaught, we shall resist and fight back against any and all such attacks. We also pledge to unitedly form tactical united front with all Progressive, Democratic forces across campus and regional premises to resist the ongoing Brahminical Hindutva Fascist onslaught.

We are organisaing a Mass Convention on these issues tomorrow, 16th September, 2026 at 1 p.m, in Subarna Jayanti (World View) Premises. Join en masse and ensure the success of this convention!

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