New Delhi. Union Minister JP Nadda held a press conference on Wednesday amid the ongoing protest at Jantar Mantar in Delhi. During this, he said, whatever is the demand of the students, first of all I would say that it should not be politicized. This is a deep problem and there is a need to discuss this problem in depth. I would also like to say here today that at 4 pm, Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi gave a presentation, in which he discussed about 150 paper leaks. This is a matter of investigation and for this the government will give answers to everything before the public.
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He further said, in Jammu and Kashmir, the Service Selection Board exam paper was leaked. There is a government of INC and National Conference. In Himachal Pradesh, the School Examination Board paper was leaked. There is a Congress party government there. In Jharkhand, JAC’s Hindi and Science exams were leaked. There is a government of Congress and Jharkhand Mukti Morcha. In Telangana, the language paper of intermediate examinations was leaked. There is a government of Congress and CPI. Similarly, the language paper was leaked in SSC exam also.
JP Nadda said with this, I want to ask Rahul Gandhi why he is so selective. Why did you not talk about the paper leak in states with Congress and INDI coalition governments? It is clear that you do not care about the interests of the students. Your aim is not to improve the quality of education or to provide justice to the students. You want to take political advantage by raising students’ issues, and this is very unfortunate.
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