Serious allegations against NSUI leader for inviting girls to Diljit Dosanjh concert

A student of Delhi University has levelled serious allegations against NSUI leader Anas Khan. According to the student, Anas Khan sent messages inviting girls to attend singer Diljit Dosanjh's concert to be held in Ahmedabad. Specific conditions were set for the selection of girls in these messages, demanding those with a 'good physique' and a 'pleasing personality'.

According to a report by CNN-News18, these messages were circulated in college freshers' groups. The offer mentioned paying girls an amount ranging from ₹10,000 to ₹30,000 for one night. Additionally, they were lured with flight tickets and entry into the presidential lounge of the concert. As per the allegations, this entire arrangement was made for female students to entertain NRI clients.

The student, who exposed these messages on social media, stated in an exclusive interview with CNN-News18 that she has been receiving continuous phone calls and threats since she brought the matter to light. She described the language used in the messages as 'objectifying' and raised questions over such treatment of girls.

The student also expressed outrage over the contradiction between NSUI's public stance and this incident. She stated that NSUI leaders publicly talk about fighting Brahmanical patriarchy, protecting women's rights, and ensuring the safety of women. However, when a student raised her voice against their own leader, she began receiving threats. She questioned how an organisation that speaks of women's empowerment could allow a woman accusing its own leader to be intimidated.

Following the controversy, it has been learned that Anas Khan has been suspended from the college, but the student has not expressed satisfaction with this action. She pointed out that despite being suspended from the college, Anas Khan has not been removed from his organisational post as Vice President of NSUI. Furthermore, she alleged that the organisation has not apologised for the entire controversy. According to the student, mere suspension is not enough and NSUI should take stricter measures and publicly address the concerns of female students.

On the other hand, ABVP has strongly condemned the incident and demanded strict action against those responsible. Following the escalation of the controversy and heavy criticism on social media, it has been learned that Anas Khan has deactivated his social media account. Anas Khan is associated with Ramanujan College of Delhi University.