India, Aug. 28 -- West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari on Friday issued a stern warning to a section of students at Jadavpur University, declaring that his government would not tolerate what he described as "anti-national" activities on the campus.

"Either they will stay, or we will. There will be nothing in between," Adhikari said, referring to students he accused of raising "Azadi" slogans and writing messages such as "Free Kashmir" and "Red Salute Kishenji" on the university campus.

'Days of compromise are over'

Addressing the "10,000 Voices Vande Mataram" programme near the 8B Bus Stand in Jadavpur, Adhikari said his government would not follow what he described as the "appeasement" policies of previous Left Front and Trinam...