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The New Designation for Students and Youth

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At the press conference held at the Press Club of India organized by Samata Sangharsh Samiti (9 Feb 2026) in support of ...
09/02/2026

At the press conference held at the Press Club of India organized by Samata Sangharsh Samiti (9 Feb 2026) in support of UGC Regulation 2026 and its further course of action, activists, academicians, and student leaders came together to address caste discrimination in higher education.

Speaking on behalf of Fraternity Movement, Lubaib Basheer (National General Secretary) said that UGC Regulation 2026 reflects decades of struggle that forced institutions to acknowledge caste discrimination, even as Savarna backlash exposes the fear of accountability. While the regulation is a step forward, it remains inadequate to confront structural caste and institutional violence. He asserted that the demand for a Rohith Act is non-negotiable to ensure dignity, justice, and enforceable protections for oppressed students.

He reiterated that the struggle is not for symbolic inclusion, but for the structural transformation of higher education, and that Fraternity Movement is committed to standing for oppressed unity against all forms of oppression.

Scholars, academicians, and activists from across India gathered in Bodh Gaya (7–9 Feb) for the conference “Higher Educa...
09/02/2026

Scholars, academicians, and activists from across India gathered in Bodh Gaya (7–9 Feb) for the conference “Higher Education and Bahujan Samaj: Pathway to Social Transformation,” organised by the Birsa Phule Ambedkar Samta Foundation. The discussions focused on transforming universities from spaces of exclusion into sites of democratic resistance, highlighting issues of artificial meritocracy, lack of mentorship, structural barriers, and the need for Bahujan representation in academia and knowledge production.

Farhan Israil (Secretary, Fraternity Movement Delhi University unit) spoke on Emancipation, Equality, and Social Transformation. Nehla and Arza, leaders of Fraternity Movement (DU) took active participation in the conference.

In Solidarity with JNUSU: Resist Repression, Defend Campus DemocracyFraternity Movement strongly condemns the authoritar...
07/02/2026

In Solidarity with JNUSU: Resist Repression, Defend Campus Democracy

Fraternity Movement strongly condemns the authoritarian action of the Jawaharlal Nehru University administration in rusticating five student leaders, including the entire elected leadership of the Jawaharlal Nehru University Students’ Union, for opposing the imposition of Facial Recognition Technology (FRT) at the Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Central Library.

The rustication and “out-of-bounds” orders against Aditi Mishra, Gopika Babu, Sunil Yadav, Danish Ali, and former president Nitish Kumar represent a direct attack on student democracy and the right to dissent. Branding resistance as “vandalism” while bypassing democratic consultation exposes the administration’s attempt to silence elected voices through fear and punishment.

Fraternity Movement stands firmly against surveillance-driven campuses and the criminalisation of protest. The reinstallation of FRT without student consent, alongside neglect of basic library infrastructure, reveals misplaced priorities and an anti-student agenda.

We demand the immediate revocation of all punitive orders, withdrawal of FRT from campus, and respect for democratic processes and student representation. We extend our full solidarity to the rusticated student leaders and the JNU student community in their struggle to defend democracy, privacy, and dissent on campus.

Revolutionary Fraternal Salutes!Fraternity Movement has secured a resounding victory in the EFLU Students’ Union electio...
05/02/2026

Revolutionary Fraternal Salutes!

Fraternity Movement has secured a resounding victory in the EFLU Students’ Union elections, winning all the seats contested under the Awaaz alliance.

Harshad Shibin: President:
Ayisha Neha: Cultural Secretary
Suaadha Sudheer: School Councillor (Arab and Asian Studies):

The decisive students' mandate, the will to defeat fascism!

Neel Salam. Assalaam.
Intifada. Inquilab.

Awaaaz Do!Awaaz Alliance Sweeps Central Panel in EFLU Students’ Union ElectionIn a resounding victory against hate and d...
05/02/2026

Awaaaz Do!

Awaaz Alliance Sweeps Central Panel in EFLU Students’ Union Election

In a resounding victory against hate and divisive politics, the Fraternity Movement–led Awaaz Alliance has won all Central Panel posts in the English and Foreign Languages University (EFLU) Students’ Union Election, defeating the ABVP and SFI.

The newly elected Central Panel members are:

President: Harshad Shibin NK (Fraternity Movement)

Vice President: Sonu Raj (NSUI)

General Secretary: Irfan Shajudheen (MSF)

Joint Secretary: Haleemathu SS Adiya (MSF)

Cultural Secretary: Ayisha Neha (Fraternity Movement)

Sports Secretary: Udita Purkait (NSUI)

And Suada Sudheer as the school councillor at Arab and Asian Studies

Revolutionary Fraternal Salutes 💙✊

04/02/2026

EFLU students union(2026) elected president .harshad leading the victory procession 💙

04/02/2026

Fraternity Movement led alliance (Awaaz) won all the central panel posts in EFLU students union election defeating ABVP and SFI!

Revolutionary Salutes 💙✊

Suaadha Sudheer won as school councillor at Arab and Asian Studies in EFLU students union election defeating ABVP's fasc...
04/02/2026

Suaadha Sudheer won as school councillor at Arab and Asian Studies in EFLU students union election defeating ABVP's fascist politics and exposing SFI's hypocrisy!

Fraternal Salutes! ✊💙

Vote and elect the candidates of the Awaaz Alliance! This is a united front to defeat the fascist and divisive forces in...
03/02/2026

Vote and elect the candidates of the Awaaz Alliance! This is a united front to defeat the fascist and divisive forces in the EFLU Students’ Union election. Fraternity Movement, along with MSF and NSUI, stands firmly as part of this larger resistance.

The Hindutva force masquerading as the “Nationalist Front” is nothing but a gang of vandals and stooges that attacks democratic and dissenting voices on campus. It is a direct threat to academic freedom and the democratic fabric of EFLU.

It is deeply unfortunate that SFI, in the name of a so-called Left Front, is contesting separately instead of aligning with the larger united front. This fragmentation only paves the way for Hindutva forces and reflects a sad state of political responsibility at this crucial moment.

On 4th February, let your vote become an act of resistance. This is the time to unite, to fight back, and to defeat Hindutva, fascism, and divisive politics. A strong and broad alliance is the need of the hour — stand with the Awaaz Alliance and reclaim our campus!

OPPRESSED UNITY FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE: REINSTATE UGC BILL 2026Fraternity Movement strongly protests the stay on these UGC r...
01/02/2026

OPPRESSED UNITY FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE: REINSTATE UGC BILL 2026

Fraternity Movement strongly protests the stay on these UGC regulations and appeals to the student community to rise in rage and take to the streets to demand the reinstatement of this proposed bill. The so-called "secular" parties' welcoming remarks on the stay are a disgrace to the very fabric of social justice and expose their political bankruptcy in the face of savarna pressure.

FRATERNITY MOVEMENT

Ramees EK (President, Fraternity Movement), inaugurated the nationwide campus membership campaign by awarding membership...
01/02/2026

Ramees EK (President, Fraternity Movement), inaugurated the nationwide campus membership campaign by awarding membership to Mohd Yasir of Delhi University. General Secretary Mohd Alfauz Azmi were also present.

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