The protest witnessed the presence of Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee President Shri Amarinder Singh Raja Warring Ji, Punjab Youth Congress Incharge Dr. Smruti Ranjan Lenka Ji, together with Punjab Youth Congress workplace bearers, district presidents, meeting presidents and numerous Youth Congress employees.
Addressing the gathering, Shri Amarinder Singh Raja Warring Ji stated that the repeated paper leaks and examination irregularities underneath the BJP Authorities have created uncertainty among the many youth. He stated that college students who dedicate years of onerous work and sacrifice deserve a good and clear examination system, not injustice as a consequence of authorities failures.
Addressing the media, Indian Youth Congress Nationwide President Shri Uday Bhanu Chib Ji stated that the NEET paper leak is not only an irregularity in an examination however a direct assault on the goals, onerous work and way forward for lakhs of scholars throughout the nation.
He stated that underneath the BJP Authorities, repeated incidents of paper leaks, examination scams and irregularities in recruitment processes have destroyed the belief of scholars within the examination system. The youth of the nation are already battling unemployment, and such incidents are including to their frustration and insecurity.
Shri Uday Bhanu Chib Ji demanded a good, impartial and time-bound investigation into the NEET paper leak matter and strict punishment for all these concerned. He stated that the Indian Youth Congress will proceed to lift the voice of scholars and struggle for his or her rights till justice is delivered.
Punjab Youth Congress Incharge Dr. Smruti Ranjan Lenka Ji stated that the way forward for the nation will depend on its youth, and injustice with hardworking college students won’t ever be tolerated. Youth Congress will proceed its battle from the streets to each platform to guard the rights of scholars.
Through the Mashaal March, Youth Congress employees raised robust slogans in opposition to the BJP Authorities and pledged to proceed their struggle till college students get justice.
