“I am tense for my son’s safety and security following death threat to him by Hindutva forces,” Meena Devi, in her early 50s, told IANS on Tuesday.
“If Kanhaiya was attacked in the court, who will guarantee us of his security when he has returned to JNU campus and will visit outside campus,” Meena Devi, who works as ‘sevika’ at an Anganwadi centre, said.
“My son is also son of the country, his security is concern of the government. Kanhaiya’s life is under threat, I am worried,” she said. “We can only ask the government to ensure his safety and security. It is for the government to decide.”
Meena Devi recalled that she, her husband Jai Shankar Singh and other family members were happy after Kanhaiya was released on bail.
“Our happiness did not last long… We are afraid for his safety and security,” she said.
“Hinduvta forces can target Kanhaiya for his pro-people stand and his vocal support for freedom from hunger to poverty and casteism,” she added.
Kanhaiya Kumar’s home village Bihat is hardly three km from Barauni town in Begusarai district, considered a stronghold of Left politics in Bihar.
