BJYM Agitation Over Illegal Activities Near PMAY Complex The Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) has escalated its demands for stricter enforcement against alleged illegal activities near the Prime Minister Awas Yojana (PMAY) housing complex in Nagpur. The organization, led by its Nagpur president Sachin Karare, submitted a formal memorandum to the NMRDA (Nagpur Municipal Corporation) commissioner, highlighting concerns raised by local residents. The delegation accused several unauthorized businesses of operating within and around the PMAY complex, which is located adjacent to Symbiosis University in Wathoda. Among the specific grievances, the BJYM pointed to the presence of a liquor outlet within one of the commercial units of the housing scheme. The organization questioned how such a permit was granted in proximity to a residential area and a prominent educational institution. They expressed fears that the establishment could negatively impact students and encourage substance abuse among youth. The BJYM further demanded the immediate removal of encroachments and strict action against officials deemed responsible for the violations. The NMRDA commissioner reportedly assured the delegation that the complaints would be investigated thoroughly. However, the BJYM warned that if no concrete measures are taken within six days, the organization would escalate its protest through a major agitation. This development underscores growing tensions between local civic authorities and community groups over the regulation of commercial activities in residential zones. The PMAY complex, a government initiative aimed at providing affordable housing, has become a focal point for debates on urban development and public welfare.#nagpur_municipal_corporation #bjym #sachin_karare #pmay_complex #symbiosis_university
BJYM Activists Vandalize Nagpur University Building During Protest Over Exam Disputes A group of activists from the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM), the youth wing of the BJP, along with several students, allegedly vandalized the Jamnalal Bajaj Administrative Building of Nagpur University near Ambazari Bypass on Tuesday. The protest, which erupted over issues related to the Summer 2026 examinations and alleged discrepancies in the Winter 2025 results, left a trail of destruction. The nameplate outside the office of vice-chancellor Manali Kshirsagar was smashed, and 22 flower pots placed in the corridor outside her cabin were damaged. The incident occurred shortly after Kshirsagar arrived at the office, prompting personnel from the Ambazari police station to detain the protesters and take them to the police station. Later, senate member Vishnu Chandge and BJP general secretaries Shrikant Aglawe and Ritesh Gavande retrieved the protesters and brought them back to the university campus. Kshirsagar informed the delegation that issues related to the Winter examinations had been resolved, and the university was taking measures to ensure the smooth conduct of the Summer examinations. BJYM city president Sachin Karare expressed regret over the incident, stating that the vandalism began after one of the nearly 20 students accompanying the delegation lost his temper. "The student was seeking correction in his results for the past two years," Karare said. "When the VC arrived, she allegedly refused to entertain our pleas. This angered the students, and one of them became aggressive. The staff then locked the doors, which further provoked some of our workers," he added. Kshirsagar refuted the allegations, asserting that the protesters prevented her from entering her office.#nagpur_university #manali_kshirsagar #bjym #vishnu_chandge #shrikant_aglawe
