PM Modi is unable to stop paper leak, Rahul Gandhi said on NET and NEET
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is unable to stop paper leak. Will raise this issue in the Parliament. Rahul Gandhi said this in a press conference today. He said that NEET papers have been leaked and UGC papers have also been cancelled. Former Congress MP Rahul Gandhi quipped that it was being said that Narendra Modi had stopped the fight between Russia and Ukraine. He had also stopped the fight between Israel and Gaza, but Narendra Modi is not stopping paper leak in India or is unable to stop it. Rahul said that Indian students are being harmed due to paper leak. This is the future of the students. The future of the students is being played with.
Rahul Gandhi alleged that an organisation has taken over the educational institution. He was referring to RSS. He said that this organisation has taken over every post. This has to be changed. We have clearly said in the election manifesto that strict action should be taken. We have to evaluate the rules of the university. He said that the opposition will try to get these two things done by putting pressure on the government (Modi).
Rahul Gandhi said that Vyapam scam happened in Madhya Pradesh, which Narendra Modi is spreading all over the country. The reason for paper leak is that BJP has captured the entire system. Till this capture is not reversed, paper leak will continue. Paper leak is an anti-national activity, because it hurts the youth a lot. Therefore, those responsible for paper leak should be caught and action should be taken against them.
Rahul Gandhi said that there are very few options left for students. Earlier employment opportunities were ended. Now there is rigging in the exams (paper leak etc.). There is no way left for the youth to move forward. The government has closed all the options. Earlier, supporters of the National Students Union of India demonstrated outside the residence of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. NSUI said that papers are being leaked continuously in the country. Earlier, where the future of lakhs of students is in limbo due to NEET paper leak, now the UGC-NET exam has also been cancelled.
