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PM Modi Reassures Youth Amidst Paper Leak Controversy; ‘BJP Stands With You’

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed issues concerning students' futures during the ‘Mangal Milan’ event today. Speaking specifically about the recent paper leak incidents involving various examinations, the Prime Minister stated, “The BJP always stands with the youth.”
The ‘Mangal Milan’ meeting was organized to facilitate a dialogue with young people from diverse sectors. Addressing the sentiments of students disheartened by the paper leaks, PM Modi said, “We stand with the students who have worked hard. We will not allow the future of the youth to be jeopardized by incidents like paper leaks. Strict action will be taken against the guilty, and precautions will be taken to ensure such incidents do not recur.”
The Prime Minister also highlighted various youth welfare schemes launched by the central government. He offered reassurance to the youth after reviewing the investigations initiated by central agencies into irregularities surrounding exams such as NEET and UGC-NET.
Government’s Commitment to the Youth
PM Modi emphasized that the BJP government is consistently striving for the education, employment, and skill development of the youth. “We are not merely putting devices in the hands of the youth; we are placing dreams and opportunities in their hands,” he said.
The meeting was attended by numerous youth leaders, student organizations, and prominent figures from the education sector. Acknowledging the outrage caused by the paper leak issue, the Prime Minister promised to take concrete steps to address the situation.
While the opposition has criticized the government over these incidents, PM Modi underscored his commitment to the youth—describing them as the country's future—and reaffirmed his dedication to their cause.

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