'Don't need to apologise to anyone': Rahul Gandhi comes out in support of student protesters
Rahul Gandhi stated that youths don't need to apologise, emphasizing their defense of the Constitution and the idea of India.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi came out strongly in support of student protesters who had recently gathered to demand the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Addressing the media after a meeting with student activists at former Congress president Sonia Gandhi's residence, Gandhi accused Home Minister Amit Shah of being responsible for using force against the demonstrators.
He criticized Shah's reluctance to address the incident in Parliament and praised the students for standing up for their rights. Gandhi emphasized that the protesters did not need to apologize for their actions, as they were defending the Constitution and the future of India. He accused authorities of employing excessive force and questioned the justification for forcing students to issue public apologies.
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