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Kolkata CM Urges Probe into Anti‑National Graffiti at Jadavpur University

After anti‑national graffiti appeared on Jadavpur University premises, Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari urged authorities to investigate the incident. The campus remained tense, with students and staff expressing concerns over safety and political expression. The CM emphasized the need to address the matter promptly and maintain law and order on the university grounds.

Kolkata CM Urges Probe into Anti‑National Graffiti at Jadavpur University
Kolkata CM Urges Probe into Anti‑National Graffiti at Jadavpur UniversityPhoto via Indian Express — Kolkata

Jadavpur University’s campus has been in a state of heightened tension following the discovery of anti‑national graffiti on its buildings. Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari called for a thorough investigation into the incident, stressing that the state would not tolerate any form of political vandalism that undermines national values.

Students and faculty at the university reported the graffiti as unsettling, noting that it could incite further unrest on campus. Local security forces were called in to monitor the situation and ensure safety for all campus residents.

The CM reiterated that the government would cooperate with university officials and law‑enforcement agencies to identify the perpetrators and take appropriate action. He also urged the campus community to remain calm and refrain from taking matters into their own hands.

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