NDA leaders supported the government’s handling of recent anti-NEET leak protests in Delhi, accusing Opposition parties of politicizing student issues. They emphasized the need for dialogue with protesting students. BJP’s Brij Bhushan Singh urged the government to engage with students and address their grievances directly.
Singh highlighted that the protesting students, as citizens, deserve a platform for dialogue. He emphasized that these students are not just affiliated with specific politicians but are part of the nation. Singh criticized Opposition groups for allegedly diverting the protest from its original purpose, claiming they had taken control of the movement.
Regarding the Jantar Mantar protest, Singh, who resides near the site, closely monitored the demonstration. He acknowledged the initial genuine intentions of the student-led movement but expressed concern that it had been influenced by political factions. Singh encouraged students to stay focused on their original cause and not let external influences hijack their efforts.
BJP’s Rahul Sinha criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for protesting, citing the party’s history of corruption allegations. Sinha suggested that Congress address its past issues before engaging in further protests. He assured that the NEET examination matter was under government scrutiny and did not require Gandhi’s intervention.
JD(U) leader Umesh Kushwaha condemned the Congress protest near PM Modi’s residence, emphasizing the need for democratic channels to address issues. He criticized the attempt to create disorder instead of engaging in constructive discussions. Kushwaha stressed the importance of upholding democratic values while addressing student concerns.
