Opposition parties intensify pressure on the government during the Monsoon Session with a march to Parliament, demanding Amit Shah’s statement on student attacks, a discussion on the Ram Mandir theft, and Jammu & Kashmir statehood. Meanwhile, protests escalate in Ranchi over JPSC exam irregularities.
Rakesh Tikait unites farmer and student protests, forming a powerful joint front against the Modi government. This alliance in Delhi could intensify pressure over unresolved farm laws and academic demands, escalating into a four-pronged challenge. The unified strategy raises political stakes nationwide.
Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav slams BJP government over temple donation transparency and NEET paper leak scandal, accusing authorities of hiding funds and jeopardizing students’ futures. Demanding PM Modi’s response, he alleges corruption and calls for urgent government accountability.
Rahul Gandhi calls PM Modi India’s most anti-youth leader, slams NEET paper leaks and police lathi-charge on protesting students. He demands Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resign, accusing the government of protecting criminals while attacking young aspirants. Priyanka Gandhi also condemns the crackdown.
