Rajasthan Education Minister Madan Dilawar says the Congress leader’s visit may affect students and the coaching environment in Kota ahead of exams. Rahul Gandhi is expected to hold a student interaction and the Echo of Students rally today
Jaipur: Madan Dilawar has expressed concerns over Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's proposed visit to Kota, alleging that the visit could negatively impact students preparing for examinations.
Speaking on the issue, Dilawar stated that, while the state government welcomes Rahul Gandhi's visit, he believes the Congress leader's programme will have an impact on the academic environment in Kota, which is widely regarded as India's coaching hub.
Concerns raised over Kota visit
"We welcome his visit, but he is coming to damage the image of Kota, our education city. Students here are studying hard, and his visit could adversely affect them because examinations are scheduled the very next day," Dilawar said.
Interaction with students planned
The education minister also stated that Rahul Gandhi is expected to interact with students for nearly four hours in the evening. He believes that such activities could divert students' attention away from their studies at a critical time.
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