Politics heats up at PM residence, Rahul Gandhi put these five big conditions before the government

New Delhi: Congress’s protest outside the Prime Minister’s residence continued on Tuesday on issues related to students. Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi, Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, party president Mallikarjun Kharge and many senior leaders were present in the demonstration. Meanwhile, Union Minister Jitendra Singh reached the protest site and talked to Rahul Gandhi. According to sources, they tried to end the protest, but Congress insisted on its demands and decided to continue the protest.

What are the five demands?

Meanwhile, news has come to light that during the talks, Congress has placed five major demands before the Central Government. The party has reiterated its demand for the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Along with this, the Home Minister was also demanded to give a statement on this issue in both the houses of the Parliament, to hold a detailed parliamentary discussion on the entire matter, to seriously listen to the complaints and demands of the students and to conduct an impartial investigation into the violence that took place during the protest. It is being told that after listening to the demands, Union Minister Jitendra Singh left from there and the possibility of meeting Home Minister Amit Shah for further discussions was expressed.

Appeal to the countrymen to join the protest

At the protest site, Congress workers raised slogans against the government and continued the protest demanding the resignation of the Education Minister. Meanwhile, Rahul Gandhi has appealed to the countrymen on social media platform

Police force deployed at PM residence

Rahul Gandhi said in his message that the voice of the students cannot be ignored and the government will have to answer on this entire matter. Appealing to the people to support the movement in a democratic manner, he said that widespread public support is necessary to provide justice to the students. Let us tell you, Congress says that until the government does not take a clear stand on their demands, the protests will continue. At the same time, security arrangements have also been tightened in the capital regarding this entire incident and additional police force has been deployed around the Prime Minister’s residence.