new delhi the jawaharlal nehru universitys vivekanand vichar morcha on tuesday screened the movie 72 hoorain at the institutions convention centre amid opposition from the universitys students unionthe movie scheduled for theatrical release on july 7 is reportedly based on terrorism and has seen backlash from several quarters that have termed it propagandist there was no response from the jnu administration on the screening or the criticismwhile those who attended the screening said the event which saw actor pavan malhotra in attendance went smoothly the jnu students union condemned the decision aishe ghosh the president of jnusu said its unfortunate that the funds of the university are being utilised to host rssbacked events on a daily basis this is not the first time organising garbh sanskar workshop propaganda movies like kerala story there is a continuous move by the rss vhp and abvp to saffronise and communalise the campuswe condemn in the strongest possible terms such misleading events whose sole purpose is to communalise and dehumanise a particular community we will resist such efforts made by the saffron brigade to disturb communal harmony ghosh said while adding that the jnu vicechancellor should step in to ensure that such events are avoidedabvp activists said that permission was sought from the administration to screen the movie the students federation of india also issued a statement condemning the move and claimed that in recent months there had been a rise in rssbacked events on the campustime and again it has been proved that these movies and documentaries are not based on real facts targeted to criminalise a particular community and have been manufactured to polarise citizens we condemn the way the jnu administration has been providing platforms for hosting such outfits who play no role in contributing to the development of the academic community the sfi saidthe students organisation further added we unequivocally reject the sangh parivars ploy to manufacture malicious lies to further their saffron agenda within the country we appeal to the student community to reject such propaganda movies which have nothing to do with facts but to only create polarisation on the campus and elsewhere