In Jalore, the District Congress Committee protested against the NEET paper leak and the alleged lathi charge on youth in Delhi, burning an effigy of the Union Education Minister.
Congress protested in Jalore against the NEET paper leak and alleged lathi charge on youth in Delhi.
During the protest, an effigy of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan was burnt.
Congress leaders alleged that the future of millions of youth has been affected by the paper leak.
The protesters raised slogans against the central government and registered their opposition.
Jalore | Under the leadership of the District Congress Committee, a major protest was organized outside the District Collectorate on Tuesday against the NEETpaper leak case and the alleged lathi charge on protesting youth in Delhi. During this, Congress workers expressed their anger against the central government.
Minister's Effigy Burnt
During the protest, Congress workers expressed their opposition by burning an effigy of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. They raised slogans against the central government and demanded immediate action in the matter.
Future of Millions of Youth at Stake
Addressing the protest, Congress leaders said that the future of millions of youth has been plunged into darkness due to the NEET paper leak. They stated that on this serious issue, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, along with other leaders and youth, were protesting peacefully in Delhi.
Congress leaders alleged that the police used force against the youth protesting peacefully in Delhi. They also said that Rahul Gandhi was detained during this, in protest of which Congress workers are demonstrating across the country.
Continuous Paper Leaks
Congress leader Sawaram Chaudhary said on this occasion that incidents of paper leaks are continuously coming to light in the country. He said that these incidents are putting the future of the youth in jeopardy.
He alleged a lathi charge by police and people in plain clothes on the protesting youth in Delhi and strongly condemned the incident.
Violation of Democratic Rights
NSUI District President Susmita Garg said that in a democracy, every citizen has the full right to peacefully raise their voice for their rights.
She described the police's behavior towards the protesting youth in Delhi as inappropriate. Susmita Garg emphasized that the Congress party will always fight for the rights and future of the youth.
Prominent Faces in the Protest
A large number of Congress workers and office-bearers, including Laxman Singh Sankhla, Bhomaram, Suresh Meghwal, Jalore Bar Association President Khasaram Meghwal, Yogendra Singh Kumpawat, Basant Suthar, Pukhraj Mali, and Mumtaz Ali, were present in this protest.
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