JNU is a fromal kind of university where various kind of subject/discipline are being studied and researched, it is not a platform for the upcoming politician to be launched. If someone has really aspiration to become politician, he should either start it through conventional manner by doing dharna/demonstration or joining some pol. parties or if he want to get it in innovative manner, he should study courses of ''public leadership'', but it should not be allowed in the campuses of formal universities/colleges. absolutely not...it spoils the career of many serious students, who want to make their career in the field of creativity. the way the various student unions are following their parent political line, it is shocking. it is not even going to produce a healthy generation of upcoming politicians.
First, student politics must be not allowed, if it is allowed it must be strictly for campus problems like quality of faculty, student amenities, employment and education policies. If you are really concerned for the youth, think about the millions of youth, who can n't even afford preliminary study and go to remote places for earning their bread butter. think about the high capitation fee, think about the fake degrees, think about the commercialization of education, think about the various facilities of student which become prey to the corrupt people.