Amid the ‘Cockroach Janata Party’ (CJP) protests in Delhi, Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi targeted the central government. He called Prime Minister Narendra Modi the youngest opposition Prime Minister in the history of India. He said that students raising questions on education issues are being lathicharged.
**Rahul Gandhi targeted PM Modi**
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi said, “Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the youngest ‘Anti-PM’ (Opposition Prime Minister) in the history of India. He is so against the youth that he cannot even demand the resignation of failed Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. 152 papers have been leaked, 7.5 crore students have been harmed, yet not a single culprit has been punished. Who has been punished? The hardworking youth. When these children raised legitimate questions about education, they But they were lathi-charged and taken into custody. The culprits who leaked the papers are roaming freely, while the students who raised legitimate issues are dragged and beaten. This government is not only disappointing the youth but is also taking strict action against them.”
**PM should listen to the youth of the country: Priyanka Gandhi**
Priyanka Gandhi said, “Instead of lathi-charging the students, the BJP government should review its policies and failures. First the NEET paper was leaked and the exam was cancelled; now there have been reports of irregularities in Re-NEET as well. It was claimed that the Prime Minister himself would monitor the process; still, why and how is all this happening? How are so many papers being leaked again and again? This issue should be discussed in detail in Parliament, and the Prime Minister should be made aware of the country’s Crores of youth should be listened to and answered.”
**Follow legal instructions: Police**
Amid the ‘Cockroach Janata Party’ (CJP) protest at Jantar Mantar, Additional Police Commissioner and Public Relations Officer Rajeev Ranjan appealed to the protesters to cooperate with the police in maintaining law and order. “All protesters are requested to protest peacefully. Do not indulge in any illegal or violent activity and follow the legal instructions given by the police personnel on duty,” he said in a video message.
CJP delegation met the Union Minister
A delegation of CJP met Union Health Minister JP Nadda. After the meeting, the CJP said that he had not received any concrete assurance on his demands. He assured that the movement will not end until such assurance is given. Meanwhile, sharing a photo of the meeting, JP Nadda said that this was the first time that the protesters had proposed talks with the government and talks were going on since 11:50 am.
