New Delhi, July 29: Senior leaders of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) have launched a sharp attack on the Congress party, accusing it of wasting valuable parliamentary time. Instead of engaging in serious discussions about preventing paper leaks, Congress is allegedly creating chaos and unrest. BJP leaders emphasized that while the central government has introduced laws to secure the future of youth against paper leaks, Congress shows no interest in these critical issues.
Minister Danish Azad Ansari from the Uttar Pradesh government stated that since 2014, the nation has witnessed Prime Minister Narendra Modi working tirelessly on essential issues such as national development, youth progress, and women’s empowerment. When the youth demanded a proper system related to entrance examinations for their secure future, the Modi government promptly addressed their concerns. Prioritizing the development of the younger generation, the government has proposed legislation to address these issues seriously.
BJP MP Kamaljeet Sahrawat commented on the bill against paper leaks, noting that discussions are underway in the Lok Sabha to strengthen previous legislation on this matter. The entire nation has been waiting for this discussion. However, Congress and its opposition allies seem more focused on irrelevant topics, making accusations rather than addressing the bill that could secure students’ futures. They are wasting parliamentary time and concentrating on blaming ministers instead.
Senior BJP leader Arun Chaturvedi remarked that it is clear Congress’s intention is not to engage in dialogue or participate in parliamentary proceedings. Their sole aim appears to be creating disruption and unrest. In our country, Parliament and state assemblies are the largest platforms for public expectations, as envisioned by the framers of the Constitution. Unfortunately, over the past 10-12 years, instead of discussing significant issues, Congress has attempted to disrupt parliamentary proceedings and create turmoil. The central government’s stance on education is crystal clear. We all agree that the future of youth should be secure, laws should be enacted, and debates should take place, yet Congress continues to raise new issues to obstruct Parliament.
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