Those rejected by Maharashtra went to Delhi, Eknath Shinde targets Uddhav Thackeray!
NEET paper leak is a very unfortunate incident, but the Central Government understanding the seriousness of the matter has taken the right steps. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has made it clear that he will bring a new strict bill in this regard in the Lok Sabha. Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde expressed confidence that no one will be spared from this crime and strict action will be taken against the paper leak. Shinde thanked Prime Minister Modi for giving priority to the sentiments of the students and the future of the country. He also praised Dharmendra Pradhan for accepting moral responsibility and resigning.
‘Intention to create trouble at Prime Minister’s house’
Strongly criticizing Rahul Gandhi, leader of opposition in the Lok Sabha, Eknath Shinde said, “This student protest was completely non-political, but some political people lit their political spark in it. Some people were protesting directly towards the Prime Minister’s house, which means that their intention was to create trouble at the Prime Minister’s house. Rahul Gandhi was instigating others to ‘come here, come here’. When at Jantar Mantar When the protest was going on, why was he being called to the Prime Minister’s house? The main intention of the opposition leader was to create chaos in the country and I strongly condemn it.”
‘Those who were rejected by Maharashtra went to Delhi’
Taking a dig at Uddhav Thackeray without naming him directly, the Deputy Chief Minister said, “Those who have been rejected by the people of Maharashtra, were going to Delhi to instigate the students. Now when the students themselves have withdrawn their protest, these leaders are very disappointed.”
‘Students should now create their own future’
Chief Minister Eknath Shinde made it clear that the Mahayuti government and the central government have always stood firmly with the students. Now that all the major demands of the students have been fulfilled, they should focus on their studies and build their own bright future, Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde finally advised.
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