Last Updated on July 28, 2026 6:09 pm by INDIAN AWAAZ
Staff Reporter / New Delhi
Speaking in the Lok Sabha during debate on Anti-paper leak bill in Parliament, Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi said: “You can’t win Gen-Z’s trust again by making videos from different angles. PM Modi should change the ‘angle of his heart’ not camera”. Congress leader was referring to Prime minister Modi address to Gen Z through instagram..
“Yesterday, the Education Minister (Dharmendra Pradhan) resigned under shameful circumstances, and yesterday at Makar Dwar, my colleagues from the ruling party welcomed him in Parliament by raising slogans of ‘Zindabad’ as if a superstar had arrived. Look at the irony, Honourable Speaker: while the former Education Minister was being honoured and welcomed with a crown, a family in Maharashtra was mourning the suicide of their daughter, who was a victim of the paper leak. What message has your government sent to the crores of students across the country? What are you proud of? What is this arrogance? Where there should have been shame, there is instead celebration and applause. On one side, there is grief and mourning; on the other, you are presenting someone with garlands. How can anyone trust you?” she said.
Injustice with youths done under your govt, accept truth, PM Narendra Modi must take responsibility: Priyanka Gandhi in Lok Sabha.
The government will constitute fast track courts for speedy trials in exam paper leak cases, Minister Jitendra Singh said in Lok Sabha on Tuesday. He also said the government will form a task force to recommend examination reforms. The discussion on Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill has begun in the Lok Sabha after the proceedings were adjourned till 2 pm on Tuesday amid the Opposition’s protest over the use of pellet guns against NEET paper leak protesters on July 20.
Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended NDA Parliamentary Party’s ‘Mangal Milan’ meeting, along with Union home minister Amit Shah and defence minister Rajnath Singh.
The BJP government at the Centre continues to face intense backlash over the NEET leak controversy. A stringent bill, which hikes fines and punishment for those convicted of examination paper leaks, was introduced in the Lok Sabha on Monday amid protests by the Opposition that sought to corner the government over police violence during the recent student protests.