PM Modi makes a big announcement on NEET paper leak, sets up a fast track court
Recently, youth, in collaboration with the CJP, protested against the NEET paper leak controversy and the resignation of the Education Minister. Sonam Wangchuk has been on a hunger strike for the past 26 days. He began this hunger strike at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi on June 28th. Due to his deteriorating health, on July 18th, the Delhi Police forcibly admitted him to Medanta Hospital, which angered the youth gathered for the protest. On July 20th, the protest escalated and thousands of students marched towards Parliament. Following a confrontation with the police, the police used lathi charge and tear gas to stop the protesters, resulting in injuries and the detention of several students. After several days of protests, the central government appears to be on the back foot, with the opposition continuously pressuring the Modi government. PM Modi has taken a major decision on this issue today, Thursday, July 23rd. According to reports, PM Modi announced that the NEET paper leak case will be moved to a fast-track court, with the goal of securing swift punishment for those involved in the paper leak. He also ordered the relevant officials to begin work immediately. Prior to the launch of this facility, during the NDA’s “Mangal Milan” meeting on Tuesday, PM Narendra Modi stated that the future of the country’s youth is a priority for his government. He added that whatever decisions are required in this matter will be taken, and no student will be harmed. PM constituted FastTrack Court Posting on social media, Modi wrote, “Nothing is more important than the well-being and future of our youth. We have decided to establish a fast-track court to ensure swift and severe punishment for those involved in the paper leak. We have directed the relevant authorities and officials to take all necessary steps in this regard. This continues our ongoing efforts to protect the interests of students. Those who attempt to harm the future of our youth will not be spared.” He also warned that it is the government’s responsibility to secure the future of the country’s youth, and that he will not back down from this. He also warned that those who dared to do this will face the harshest punishment. The Prime Minister described this decision as a relief for students, as millions of students across the country take the NEET exam every year.
Bollywood Outraged Over Police Action on NEET Protesters Said “Bones Broken, Country’s Heart Broken”
The recent NEET paper leak has sparked student anger, leading to another protest in Delhi on July 20th. A large number of students demonstrated for justice. A video of police lathi-charging protesters during the protest is rapidly going viral. Several film stars have expressed their support. Expressing their grief over the mistreatment of students, they have urged the government to listen to their concerns. Diljit Dosanjh-”students should not have been treated this way” Responding to this, Punjabi star Diljit Dosanjh wrote on his Instagram story, “What happened today was very bad. The students should not have been treated this way. I request the authorities to listen to the students. I have been labeled an anti-national several times, and many people will still call me that. I have faced numerous legal problems since the farmers’ protest, which I cannot elaborate on here; God is in charge.” Sonu Sood released a poster Sonu Sood has also released a poster in support of the students. He wrote, “Our students need hands that embrace, not sticks.” Sonakshi Sinha -”many people’s bones were broken” Dabangg actress Sonakshi Sinha, who has been supporting the student protests since the beginning, shared photos of the demonstration, writing, “On July 20th, many people’s bones were broken, and the nation’s heart was also broken ”Remember.” Riteish & Genelia -”energy, courage, and dreams of our youth” Actor Riteish and his star wife Genelia also expressed their solidarity with their country through their Instagram stories, saying, “We stand in solidarity with our country. Their voices must be heard without fear, noise, or clarity. They are the heartbeat of our democracy and the true architects of our nation’s future. The energy, courage, and dreams of our youth will bring to India the India we aspire to build.” Elvish Yadav -” They must be heard” YouTuber Elvish Yadav wrote on his Instagram account, “I am neither a BJP nor Congress supporter, but what is happening to the students is very wrong. Students who have taken to the streets to fight for their genuine cause should not be treated this way. They must be heard. The government needs to take appropriate action on this issue.” Apart from this, many stars like Shekhar Suman, Dia Mirza, Vir Das and stand-up comedian Munawar Farooqui have also supported the student protest. Veteran Hindi film actress Shabana Azmi is also a part of the protest and is walking shoulder to shoulder with the students.