Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) President and MP Nitin Nabin accused the Opposition of avoiding discussion on the paper leak matter during the Monsoon Session of Parliament. He praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s plan to establish fast-track courts for such cases, emphasizing the government’s commitment to securing a prosperous future for the youth.
Nabin, addressing reporters outside Parliament House during an NDA protest, challenged the Opposition to engage in debates on issues concerning students and youth. He criticized Rahul Gandhi and the Congress for evading discussions, citing their alleged history of misleading the youth over decades. The BJP leader highlighted the government’s efforts in expanding educational institutions nationwide.
Stressing the importance of nurturing a generation focused on innovation and self-reliance, Nabin accused the Opposition of unfairly labeling youths as “stone pelters.” He reiterated the government’s dedication to ensuring a bright future for the youth and pledged strict actions against exam irregularities.
Nabin reiterated the government’s willingness to investigate all matters and establish fast-track courts for swift justice in paper leak cases. He expressed confidence in PM Modi’s commitment to seeing through resolutions to their completion, ensuring accountability for all involved.
