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'Come Debate NEET': Nitin Nabin Challenges Rahul Gandhi

By Editorial Team
BJP President Nitin Nabin addresses the media while defending PM Modi's paper leak crackdown and challenging Rahul Gandhi to a Parliament debate.

BJP President Nitin Nabin on Thursday backed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call for setting up fast-track courts to ensure stringent punishment for those involved in examination paper leaks, while challenging Rahul Gandhi and the Congress to debate the issue in Parliament.

Responding to PM Modi's remarks on tackling paper leaks, Nabin said the NDA government is prepared to discuss every issue concerning students and youth, including the NEET examination, on the floor of Parliament.

He alleged that the Congress and the Opposition were avoiding such a discussion because their "duplicity" would be exposed before the public and the youth.
Issuing what he described as an open challenge, Nabin said the BJP and the NDA government were ready to answer every question related to paper leaks and student welfare. He also accused Rahul Gandhi and the Congress of misleading young people over the past several decades.

Highlighting the government's commitment to protecting students' interests, Nabin said the Modi government was focused on providing a positive direction to the country's youth and ensuring a secure future for them.

He added that strict action would be taken against those involved in examination-related irregularities and asserted that the country's youth stand firmly with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the issue of ensuring transparency and accountability in recruitment and competitive examinations.

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