'Metro, roads, internet shut - but not paper leaks': Rahul attacks Centre
Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi has criticized the Indian government for imposing strict security measures and internet shutdowns in Delhi during student protests over NEET paper leaks. Gandhi accused the administration of using 'cruel' tactics and police force against students demanding fair examinations.
Why it matters
The incident highlights escalating tensions between the Indian government and opposition regarding student rights, exam integrity, and the use of state force during civil unrest.
NEW DELHI: Lok Sabha leader of opposition Rahul Gandhi on Saturday stepped up his attack on the Narendra Modi-led Centre, accusing it of taking "cruel steps" against students protesting over the NEET paper leak issue at Delhi's Jantar Mantar.Referring to the restrictions imposed in the national capital, including the closure of metro stations, roads, internet services and food supplies, Rahul Gandhi alleged that the government was trying to suppress the student movement.In a post on X, he wrote: "Shut down the metro. Shut down the roads. Shut down the shops. Shut down the Internet. Shut down the food.""The government has taken these cruel steps against students who are demanding their rights. But there's just one thing they couldn't shut down, Mr.
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