Are Kashmiris who raised slogans in JNU being spared?

February 26, 2016 11:03

'It is curious that despite the presence of police at the 9 February event, the Delhi Police relied upon videos from news channels to arrest JNU students union president Kanhaiya Kumar. The videos turned out to be fake, but what did the police witnesses see that was not used to find and arrest the people who actually raised those slogans? The answer is Kashmiris,' writes Shivam Vij in Huffington Post, here.

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