Rahul Gandhi raised questions to the government, said- Why attack students with pellet guns? Dharmendra Pradhan will have to go
New Delhi. Cockroach Janata Party (CJP)’s agitation regarding NEET paper leak continues. Meanwhile, on Friday, Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi held a press conference with Shahil, a student who was injured by pellet guns during the protest. Modi government says that pellet guns were not used during the protest, but the truth is in front of you. They were attacked with pellet guns. Pellet guns have been fired on thousands of such youth.
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Modi government has attacked the future of the country, pellet guns were fired on thousands of youth.
That too because the paper of these youth has been leaked, against which they were protesting. The future of the country has been attacked by the Modi government, which is putting forward only three demands. The first demand is that Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resign. The second demand is that strict action should be taken against those who brutalize the students and the third demand is that Narendra Modi should apologize to the students and the country.
LoP Shri @RahulGandhi met Sahil, a student injured in police pellet firing during the protest on 20th July.
It is unacceptable that students are being attacked for raising legitimate concerns and holding the government accountable.
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WE STAND WITH OUR STUDENTS.
WE STAND WITH… pic.twitter.com/UEvRRw74My
— Congress (@INCIndia) July 24, 2026
The student is unable to open one eye and cannot see with that eye.
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During this, he has made a scathing attack on the central government. Rahul Gandhi said that force was used on the students who were protesting peacefully and now they should get justice. During the press conference, Rahul Gandhi showed the injured student in which he claimed that a student was hit by pellet gun when he was protesting peacefully with the tricolor in his hand. Rahul Gandhi said that one eye of this student is not opening and he cannot see from that eye. There was no fault of these students, yet action was taken against them.
When this youth was demonstrating peacefully with the Indian tricolor in his hands, he was killed with a pellet gun.
The government says that pellet guns were not used during the demonstration, but the truth is in front of you.
He was attacked with a pellet gun, due to which his eyes got damaged and he lost his vision. pic.twitter.com/SbOh6EXUtT
— Congress (@INCIndia) July 24, 2026
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Rahul Gandhi said that Congress and the protesting students have three major demands. First, the person responsible for the reason the paper was leaked should be removed. Second, action should be taken against those who opened fire and lathi-charged the students. Third, Prime Minister Narendra Modi should apologize to thousands of students of the country.
Rahul Gandhi alleged that Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan cannot escape the responsibility of this entire controversy. Rahul Gandhi said that Dharmendra Pradhan is a symbol of this criminal education system. The responsibility for the downfall of the education system lies with them. My brother got shot, thousands of students are on the streets, it is because of him. They have to go. Rahul Gandhi also said that the injured students should get better treatment, proper compensation and justice. He said that instead of intimidating the students, their demands should be heard.
Student Shahil injured by pellet gun demands justice. Said ‘Inquilab Zindabad’.
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