J.N.U Poem by Dr. Yogesh Sharma

J.N.U



Souls of Lance Naik Hanamanthappa
And Lance Naik Hemraj
Lamenting and shedding tears,
Why we died? Why we died?

They wake up in the midnight,
Their voices can be heard from distance,
Just hear them. Just hear them.
Their voices can be heard at LOC and Siachen.

They heard the slogans of JNU,
A paradise for communist propagators
And lovers of Afzals and Maqbools,
But hardly thinking their own nation.

Hug and kiss are their cherished syllabus,
Beef and mutton parties in the dorms,
Burning of the Manusmriti, slur to Goddess Durga
Are their cultural fests.

Foreign repressor Lenin, Mao and Marx,
Are their Gods,
And worship Mahishasur with pride,
But no love for nation and martyrs.

In hostels and chambers,
Gather for fake revolutions,
On subsidized education and rooms,
But nation love this subsidized heaven.

Enjoying quotas and cashing backwardness,
Weaved a circle round so strong,
And close the eyes to enjoy backwardness,
For honey-milk are they fed.

Freedom to roam with secular butterflies,
Those sleep among the revolutionaries,
Souls of martyrs in their combat dress,
Seeking freedom to gun rogues in mortal dress,

Wednesday, March 23, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: patriotism
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
N.B. 1- J.N.U.: is a very famous University in India. Full name Jawahar Lal University,
situated in New Delhi, India.

2- JNU has been in news for wrong reasons, (a) for anti-national slogans. (b)
hailing terrorists like Afzal Guru and Maqbool Butt etc..(c) for insulting Hindu
Goddess Durga and celebrating the birthday of demon Mahishasur. (d) for
organizing hug and kiss fests. (e) for burning the Manusmriti. (f) distributing
sweets on the massacre of soldiers.

3- Lance Naik Hanamanthappa; is a soldier on Indian Army who died in a snow
avalanche at Siachen, defending Indian posts.

4- Lance Naik Hemraj; Another Indian soldier who was kidnapped by Pakistanis
and he was very brutally murdered and his head was cut by them.

5- Afzal Guru and Maqbool Butt: Both terrorists and given capital punishments.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
sanjay Saksena 11 March 2020

Very well written and nothing short of an act of courage for a person teaching at JNU

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