Arun Jaitley slams opposition over JNU, says hate speech can't be part of free speech

New Delhi: Parliament on Thursday debated and discussing the burning issues of JNU row and Rohith Vemula's suicide. Here is all what happened:-

- We cannot tolerate such anti-national activities in our campuses, we cannot allow our youth to be misled: Venkaiah Naidu in Lok Sabha 

- It is the geography and territory of India which is being attacked today: Arun Jaitley in Rajya Sabha

- No one should camouflage the offence that took place in JNU: Arun Jaitley

- There can't be a single ideology, Arun Jaitley hits out at opposition parties

- Sec 124A (sedition law) says words spoken are enough, claims Arun Jaitley while condemning 'bharat ki barbaadi', 'bharat ke tukde hazaar honge' slogans 

- Debate is being side tracked from real issues, says Arun Jaitley

- There is no respectability for those who wants to destroy India 

- Vandalism in court premises is condemnable but is sedition a free speech?

- Can hate speech be a part of free speech, asks Arun Jaitley debate in Rajya Sabha on JNU row

- How can we respect those who want to break India, asks Arun Jaitley in Rajya Sabha

- We are entitled to be criticised but real issues shouldn't be sidelined, says Arun Jaitley

- Arun Jaitley slams event on Afzal Guru in JNU campus, condemns anti-national slogans

- JNU students who are arrested, absconding have ultra Left thought, says Arun Jaitley