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Najeeb’s mother asks ‘chowkidar’ to tell where her son is?

| Monday | 18th March, 2019

Why three top agencies failed to find my son?”If you are a chowkidar then tell mewhere is my son Najeeb ? His mother Nafis believes that members of the BJP-affiliated Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) were responsible for her son’s disappearance. New Delhi: Fatima Nafis, whose son — Najeeb Ahmed — disappeared under mysterious circumstances from his hostel room in the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) three years ago, in a tweet, along with a hashtag that read #WhereIsNajeeb, questioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi, “If you are a chowkidar, then tell me where is my son Najeeb? He went missing from the Mahi-Mandvi hostel after a clash with a group of ABVP students on October 15, 2016. Following suit, party chief Amit Shah and a number of other government ministers also added the prefix to theirs.

New Delhi: Fatima Nafis, whose son — Najeeb Ahmed — disappeared under mysterious circumstances from his hostel room in the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) three years ago, in a tweet, along with a hashtag that read #WhereIsNajeeb, questioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi, “If you are a chowkidar, then tell me where is my son Najeeb? Why ABVP goons not arrested? Why three top agencies failed to find my son?” If you are a chowkidar then tell me where is my son Najeeb ? Why Abvp goons not arrested ? Why three toped agencies failed to find my son ? #WhereIsNajeeb https://t.co/5GjtKSTIDh — Fatima Nafis (@FatimaNafis1) March 16, 2019 PM Modi has launched a campaign “Main Bhi Chowkidar” which took social media by storm, with many claiming that he has fallen short in playing the watchman for all sections of the society. 27-year-old, Najeeb Ahmed, was a Biotechnology student in JNU. He went missing from the Mahi-Mandvi hostel after a clash with a group of ABVP students on October 15, 2016. His mother Nafis believes that members of the BJP-affiliated Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) were responsible for her son’s disappearance. However, CBI, claiming that it has investigated the case from all angles but found no trace of foul play, filed closure report before the Delhi High Court on October 15, 2018. Fatima Nafees claims that the CBI wrapped up the case due to “political compulsions”. After referring himself as a “chowkidar” of national interests on several occasions since the 2014 national elections, PM Modi took it to the next level on Saturday by launching the party’s latest campaign — “Main Bhi Chowkidar” — which went to say that the people were just as much as the watchman as the Prime Minister himself. He has also added the prefix “chowkidar” to his Twitter handle. Following suit, party chief Amit Shah and a number of other government ministers also added the prefix to theirs.

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