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Rahul Gandhi claims PM Modi ‘most anti-youth PM India has seen’

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Rahul Gandhi claims PM Modi ‘most anti-youth PM India has seen’
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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has labeled Prime Minister Narendra Modi as 'anti-youth' following a police crackdown on student protesters demonstrating against exam paper leaks. Opposition leaders have joined the criticism, citing the incident as a failure of the current administration's governance.

NEW DELHI: Congress’s Rahul Gandhi slammed PM Narendra Modi as the “most anti-youth PM India has ever had” as opposition jointly condemned BJP for crackdown on the “paper leak” protest march to Parliament Monday.Rahul said the young protesters are not criminals and Modi should accept their legitimate demands. “It is disgusting what govt and police are doing. Tear-gassing and lathi-charging students is not India’s way... all they believe in is ‘asatya’ and ‘hinsa’, which are anti-Indian principles,” he said in a video statement, adding, “Modi disrespects all the young people of this country.” He said there is general outrage against RSS having captured the education system.With state action against students coupled with viral visuals dominating the headlines, Shiv Sena’s Sanjay Raut said “paper leak” and “donation scam” will dominate Parliament in the coming days. Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav said the large youth turnout proves the failure of BJP regime in conducting NEET and other exams. Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi, rebuking govt for police action, said, “It’s ridiculous... They are the future of the country. This Parliament belongs to them. It’s no one’s personal fiefdom.”DMK MP Kanimozhi dubbed the protest the most democratic form of expressing people’s opinion.Get the latest India News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.

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