BJP has decided to strongly put forth its stand on JNU incident and also raise the testimony of Pakistani-American terrorist David Headley during the upcoming Parliament session to counter the opposition. <br/><br/>Party leaders said a decision has been taken to raise the JNU row aggressively in Parliament as they believe that there is no reason for the party to be defensive. <br/><br/>The party is also launching a three-day Jan Swabhimaan Abhiyan starting today in which BJP leaders and workers will try to build up public opinion against the anti-national activities in the central Universities. <br/><br/>As part of its attempt to bring focus on the issue of nationalism, BJP leaders will also highlighted the recent sacrifices made by soldiers in Siachen.

BJP has decided to strongly put forth its stand on JNU incident and also raise the testimony of Pakistani-American terrorist David Headley during the upcoming Parliament session to counter the opposition. <br/><br/>Party leaders said a decision has been taken to raise the JNU row aggressively in Parliament as they believe that there is no reason for the party to be defensive. <br/><br/>The party is also launching a three-day Jan Swabhimaan Abhiyan starting tomorrow in which BJP leaders and workers will try to build up public opinion against the alleged anti-national activities in the<br/>central Universities. <br/><br/>As part of its attempt to bring focus on the issue of nationalism, sources said BJP leaders will also highlighted the recent sacrifices made by soldiers in Siachen.