"This is the fight for justice versus injustice. This is intolerance. There is a documentary evidence from whatever we have seen that clearly points to pressure, ruthless kind of pressure. Parliament is closed now but we will bring Parliament here," he told PTI.
O'Brien, who was speaking in the HCU where he met the protesting students and expressed solidarity with them, said Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal would come to the HCU tomorrow, followed by the visit of a JD(U) delegation.
Addressing the protesting students, he said political leaders would support the agitation to be led by the students.
The NDA Government talked about 'digital India' but what happened in the HCU is "divisive India," he claimed.
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"This country has always prided itself in inclusion but now, we are making it, it is either my way or no way. On one side, his government talks about digital India. Digital India be gone, it is 'divisive India," he said.
The Trinamool Congress today termed the alleged suicide of a Dalit student a result of confrontation between "tolerance and intolerance".
"This is a confrontation between tolerance and intolerance. This is a confrontation between justice and injustice," TMC national spokesperson Derek O'Brien said in a statement.