"We are going to observe Dhikkar Diwas across the state to protest against the traitors who shouted anti-national slogans like 'Pakistan Zindabad' at JNU and Jadavpur University," state BJP president Nandkumar Singh Chauhan said.
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The people who shouted slogans in "support" of Afzal Guru and spoke "against" the motherland were "Aasteen ke Saap" (treacherous), he said.
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