Delhi BJP President and Union Minister of State, Harsh Malhotra, criticized opposition parties for allegedly taking over the student movement to safeguard their political interests. He emphasized that the current events in Delhi do not align with genuine student politics. Malhotra also praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s initiative for expediting court trials in cases of paper leaks.
Malhotra highlighted that the opposition, facing electoral setbacks, is utilizing the student movement to maintain their political relevance. He condemned their involvement in instigating violence covertly and tarnishing the essence of student activism. The BJP leader called out figures like Rahul Gandhi and Arvind Kejriwal for their actions, questioning their motives and actions.
The BJP President underscored that the recent uproar surrounding the NEET paper leak has been resolved with a re-examination and satisfactory outcomes. He pointed out the historical significance of student politics within the BJP leadership, with several prominent members starting their political careers through student activism.
Malhotra further criticized the current opposition landscape, labeling it as devoid of substantial political vision and dominated by personality-driven parties. He singled out leaders like Rahul Gandhi and Arvind Kejriwal as defeated individuals seeking to exploit student politics for personal gains. The BJP representatives also highlighted past instances of examination paper leaks under previous governments.
Education Minister Ashish Sood echoed Malhotra’s sentiments, emphasizing the government’s commitment to prioritizing the welfare and future of the youth. He reassured students that the government is dedicated to rectifying errors and enhancing the education system. Sood urged students to trust in the government’s ability to address issues effectively, citing the successful re-examination of NEET as a testament to their dedication.
