Minister Dilawar calls Laxmangarh land of paper thieves

Education Minister Madan Dilawar targeted the Congress state president in Laxmangarh over paper leaks.

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Education Minister Madan Dilawar called Laxmangarh 'the land of paper leak masterminds'.
He targeted Congress State President Govind Singh Dotasra without naming him.
Dilawar also commented on the poor condition of roads in the area.
He spoke about promoting the New Education Policy and education in the mother tongue.

Minister Dilawar calls Laxmangarh land of paper thieves

Sikar | Rajasthan's Education Minister Madan Dilawar has created a political stir with his statements during an event in Laxmangarh, Sikar district. He launched a sharp attack on Congress State President Govind Singh Dotasra without naming him and called Laxmangarh the land of paper thieves.

Direct attack on Dotasra without naming him

At the inauguration ceremony of a private school in Laxmangarh, Dilawar said that this land belongs to the masterminds of paper thieves. He alleged that people here have greatly benefited their families through paper leaks.

"The land of Laxmangarh is the land of the masterminds of paper thieves. They have provided their families with countless benefits through paper leaks."

Dilawar further stated that to provide relief to the youth troubled by paper leaks, the government has restarted the process of re-checking answer sheets. He also took a jibe at the poor condition of roads in the area, questioning the working style of the local MLA.

Emphasis on education and values

In his address, Dilawar praised the leading role of the Shekhawati region in the field of education. He said that through the New Education Policy, education in the mother tongue and local language is being promoted, which is a historic step.

He stated that providing quality and value-based education in schools is the need of the hour. Dilawar appealed to families and society to instill good values and a spirit of patriotism in children.

Message of cleanliness and social harmony

The Education Minister mentioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi's cleanliness campaign and called for making it a mass movement. He said that the budget allocated for cleanliness should be used properly, and officials should pay attention to it.

He also urged everyone to pledge not to use polythene for the protection of cows. Dilawar emphasized social harmony and stated the need for collective efforts to uplift the weaker sections of society.