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AK-47s against students in Bihar, pellet guns in Delhi; Rahul, Priyanka, and Dimple slam the government.
Bihar Protests: Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi have sharply criticized the Modi government over the incident where police used AK-47s during student protests in Bihar. Samajwadi Party MP Dimple Yadav has also voiced her support on this issue.
A political controversy has erupted over the incident where police fired AK-47s at protesting students in Bihar. Reacting to the event, Rahul Gandhi said, "The entire system has turned lethal against students. In Bihar, AK-47s are being fired at protesting students, and hundreds are being arrested and booked under FIRs. Modi-ji, what happened to your promise that no FIRs would be filed against students and that they would be let off? Instead, they are being subjected to brutal attacks and cruelty. Pellet guns in Delhi and AK-47s in Bihar—the same pattern is visible everywhere, be it Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Bihar, or Delhi. This government is dishonest; reform is beyond its capability. They will renege on their word and use any tactic to suppress the students' voices. Modi-ji, apologize to the country's students. Take action against those who attacked and crushed the students, not against the students themselves."
Priyanka Gandhi said, "FIRs are being filed against students in Bihar and West Bengal. I have heard that the families of girls participating in the protests are being threatened via phone calls. Pellet guns and AK-47s are being used against these youths—they are students, not terrorists."
Congress MP K.C. Venugopal also raised the question: "Where is the Home Minister?" He demanded that the Home Minister come to the Lok Sabha and state who issued the orders to use AK-47s in Bihar and pellet guns in Delhi. Meanwhile, SP MP Dimple Yadav stated, "We are witnessing that atrocities against the youth have not ceased under the BJP regime. The AK-47 incident in Bihar, if it occurred, is condemnable. People's sentiments are being crushed even within a democracy." The opposition has begun efforts to corner the government over this issue, and discussions are underway regarding the police action taken during the student protests.
Bihar Protests: Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi have sharply criticized the Modi government over the incident where police used AK-47s during student protests in Bihar. Samajwadi Party MP Dimple Yadav has also voiced her support on this issue.
A political controversy has erupted over the incident where police fired AK-47s at protesting students in Bihar. Reacting to the event, Rahul Gandhi said, "The entire system has turned lethal against students. In Bihar, AK-47s are being fired at protesting students, and hundreds are being arrested and booked under FIRs. Modi-ji, what happened to your promise that no FIRs would be filed against students and that they would be let off? Instead, they are being subjected to brutal attacks and cruelty. Pellet guns in Delhi and AK-47s in Bihar—the same pattern is visible everywhere, be it Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Bihar, or Delhi. This government is dishonest; reform is beyond its capability. They will renege on their word and use any tactic to suppress the students' voices. Modi-ji, apologize to the country's students. Take action against those who attacked and crushed the students, not against the students themselves."
Priyanka Gandhi said, "FIRs are being filed against students in Bihar and West Bengal. I have heard that the families of girls participating in the protests are being threatened via phone calls. Pellet guns and AK-47s are being used against these youths—they are students, not terrorists."
Congress MP K.C. Venugopal also raised the question: "Where is the Home Minister?" He demanded that the Home Minister come to the Lok Sabha and state who issued the orders to use AK-47s in Bihar and pellet guns in Delhi. Meanwhile, SP MP Dimple Yadav stated, "We are witnessing that atrocities against the youth have not ceased under the BJP regime. The AK-47 incident in Bihar, if it occurred, is condemnable. People's sentiments are being crushed even within a democracy." The opposition has begun efforts to corner the government over this issue, and discussions are underway regarding the police action taken during the student protests.
A political controversy has erupted over the incident where police fired AK-47s at protesting students in Bihar. Reacting to the event, Rahul Gandhi said, "The entire system has turned lethal against students. In Bihar, AK-47s are being fired at protesting students, and hundreds are being arrested and booked under FIRs. Modi-ji, what happened to your promise that no FIRs would be filed against students and that they would be let off? Instead, they are being subjected to brutal attacks and cruelty. Pellet guns in Delhi and AK-47s in Bihar—the same pattern is visible everywhere, be it Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Bihar, or Delhi. This government is dishonest; reform is beyond its capability. They will renege on their word and use any tactic to suppress the students' voices. Modi-ji, apologize to the country's students. Take action against those who attacked and crushed the students, not against the students themselves."
Priyanka Gandhi said, "FIRs are being filed against students in Bihar and West Bengal. I have heard that the families of girls participating in the protests are being threatened via phone calls. Pellet guns and AK-47s are being used against these youths—they are students, not terrorists."
Congress MP K.C. Venugopal also raised the question: "Where is the Home Minister?" He demanded that the Home Minister come to the Lok Sabha and state who issued the orders to use AK-47s in Bihar and pellet guns in Delhi. Meanwhile, SP MP Dimple Yadav stated, "We are witnessing that atrocities against the youth have not ceased under the BJP regime. The AK-47 incident in Bihar, if it occurred, is condemnable. People's sentiments are being crushed even within a democracy." The opposition has begun efforts to corner the government over this issue, and discussions are underway regarding the police action taken during the student protests.
