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Friday, July 18, 2014
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Friday, July 19, 2013
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Tuesday, February 1, 2011
PROTESTS IN INDIA OVER RADIO TAGGING OF INDIAN STUDENTS IN USA

Radio tagging of Indian students in USA has invited widespread condemnation from all sections of the people in India, particularly in Punjab, Andhra Pardesh and Kerala. The PSU held a protest rally in Punjabi University Patiala. Here are some of the comments on Facebook, about this rally:
N.K.JEET: This incident shows the true nature of our relationship with the US imperialists. They treat us just like a "Kauli Chat". Unfortunately our rulers are keeping their eyes closed, lest they may loose a seat in the UN Security Council.In the fond hope of sitting on the UNSC our rulers are mortgaging India's natural resources as well as the self-respect to US imperialists.
DALJIT AMI: This protest has its meaning in front of the library too. When we talk about issues at public spaces we contribute to radicalize the society. Educational institutions are suppose to initiate critical discourses and build scientific temperament. Here they are not protesting against American brutality only they are also trying to expand the space of political awareness in otherwise depoliticized campus ...
WORST HUMILIATION- RADIO TAGGING OF INDIAN STUDENTS IN US
First Racist Attacks In Australia, Now Indian Students Electronically Tagged After University Fraud In USA
An estimated 123,000 Indian students leave their homes and family each year to study overseas. For the United States alone its $13 billion a year industry and a new crisis has this week hit students in California leaving many angry, upset and facing deportation.
This crisis comes off the back of the panic that set into the Indian community after students studying in Australia were victimized in a series of racist attacks.
In just one of number of events, in 2009 a shudder was sent down the spine of many students when 5 men slashed 21 year old Nardeep Singh with a knife in an attempted robbery.
This week a new crisis has hit the community as 900 Indian students face deportation after the Tri-Valley University was shut down by American officials accused of immigration fraud.
The university advertises itself as 'a Christian Higher Education Institution aiming to offer rigorous and excellent quality academic programs in the context of Christian faith and world view' is based in Silicon Valley.
Yet papers were last week filed in the California court by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency after it is believed that the university had illegally assisted foreign students to acquire immigration status.
The allegations are centered around the University claims that the 1555 students were living in the state of California when in fact many were working in other states including Maryland and Texas.
While branding the organization as a 'sham university' now the students have the final indignity of being required to wear electronic tags around their ankles to enable immigration authorities the ability to monitor their movements, while each is facing the very real prospect of being deported.
The incident has caused further shock waves for Indian students and their families with many prospective students now canceling their tickets for the next intake.
Monday, January 3, 2011
WE DEEPLY MOURN HIM
LOK MORCHA PUNJAB deeply mourns the untimely death of a promising and active student leader of Punjab Sh. Jarnail Singh Jailey. He was State Committee member of the Punjab Students Union and played most active role in various student agitations. He was in the forefront in the fight for preserving the sanctity of Jallianwala Bagh, when the Govt wanted to turn it into a picnic and amusement spot. He died while attending an international meet in Nepal. The true homage to the memory of Sh. Jarnail Singh will be to make the student movement a part of the broad spectrum of peoples resistance movement against imperialist dictated new economic policies and to set up a society free of oppression and exploitation.