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Rahul rebuts PM fast-track courts announcement
The Times of India··23 Jul
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on July 23 hit back at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's announcement of fast-track courts for paper leak cases. In a post on X, he rejected the government's claim of protecting students' interests and reiterated three demands: sack Dharmendra Pradhan, apologise to students, and take action against those who assaulted protesters during the CJP agitation in Delhi.
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What It Means For You
- Opposition pressure may keep NEET accountability debates in Parliament focus.
- Student protesters retain three clear demands beyond institutional reforms.
- Political responses shape whether CJP protests escalate or pause.
What's Happening
- Rahul Gandhi rebuked PM Modi's fast-track courts post on July 23.
- He repeated demands to sack Pradhan and apologise to students.
- Congress leaders Priyanka Gandhi and Kharge echoed student concerns.
Opposition Response Frame
- Modi's announcement came amid CJP protests and Monsoon Session tensions.
- Rahul accused the government of harming youth futures through exam failures.
- Congress offered legal aid to detained or injured protesters earlier.
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