'Answer for crime': Rahul attacks PM, Shah over police brutality against students
Rahul Gandhi criticized Prime Minister Modi and home minister Shah for their response to student protests. He stated that students are the nation's light and he stands with them. Gandhi highlighted student struggles with education and lack of employment opportunities. He warned youth against social media distractions as jobs are shrinking. The Congress leader alleged RSS ideology appointments…
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah of doling out pardons instead of apologizing to students for alleged police brutality during a protest march in Delhi on July 20. During a social media post on X, Rahul expressed his full support for the students, stating that their defeat is not their own, but rather the system's refusal to reward their hard work.
He criticized the lack of accountability from both Modi and Shah, emphasizing that students are the light of the nation. Earlier, Rahul had warned that the country's youth were trapped in a "chakravyuh," struggling to find jobs despite investing heavily in educational certificates. He also cautioned against being lured into the "intoxication" of making social media reels due to shrinking job opportunities in manufacturing, entrepreneurship, public and private sector jobs, corporate, IT, and banking sectors.
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