Divisive elements acting on instructions of foreign toolkit: Nitin Nabin at BJYM meet
At the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) meeting, BJP president Nitin Nabin accused opposition parties of being “anarchist” and acting on instructions from a foreign toolkit. He defended medical college admissions reforms, which have been under scrutiny due to leaked NEET papers, saying under previous governments, admissions were controlled by criminal networks.
The BJP dismantled this corruption, he claimed, with over 1.5 lakh students now gaining medical education through merit. Nabin urged BJYM members to respond to opposition disruption on the streets, legislature, and social media. The party's roadmap for a progressive India by 2047 was discussed, alongside a campaign to combat "directionless politics" and end "VIP culture".
Union Minister Mansukh Mandaviya and BJYM national president Hemang Joshi attended the gathering, with Joshi stressing the importance of a "nation first" approach and ending elite privileges.
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