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Watch: Kanhaiya Kumar's Speech at JNU After Being Released from Jail

The Wire Staff
Mar 03 2016
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JNUSU President Kanhaiya Kumar addresses students after reaching the JNU campus upon his release on bail, in New Delhi in 2016. Credit: PTI Photo by Kamal Singh
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In a  riveting 45-minute speech laced with wit and sarcasm shortly after being released from jail, JNU Students Union president Kanhaiya Kumar directly took on Prime Minister Modi and the RSS.

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