Bihar Minister Dilip Jaiswal emphasized that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is addressing students’ concerns regarding exam paper leaks seriously. He mentioned the misuse of Sonam Wangchuk’s movement by anti-national and foreign elements and expressed concerns about the direction of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protests. Jaiswal highlighted the government’s commitment to preventing future exam irregularities and implementing computerized exams to ensure fairness.
Reacting to the CJP protests, Jaiswal criticized the movement for losing focus and deviating from its original purpose. He also commented on Sonam Wangchuk’s hunger strike, acknowledging his personal integrity but suggesting external influences on his protest. Addressing student frustrations over exam leaks, Jaiswal recognized the challenges faced by candidates and assured that the government is taking their grievances seriously.
Following PM Modi’s announcement of stricter measures against paper leaks, Jaiswal reiterated the government’s dedication to combating irregularities. PM Modi emphasized the need for comprehensive legislation to tackle exam malpractices, ensuring smooth conduct of exams for millions of students. The government’s priority remains safeguarding students’ academic future amid ongoing challenges.
