Nadda slams Rahul Gandhi for being 'selective' on paper leaks

The Central government on Wednesday mounted a counteroffensive against Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi amid his barrage of attacks over NEET protests, accusing him of being "selective" and ignoring paper leaks in states and union territories ruled by the Congress and its allies. Hours after Gandhi alleged that over 150 paper leaks had taken place over the past 10 years under the BJP rule, Union Minister JP Nadda accused the Congress leader of attempting to gain political mileage from the students' protest.
"If I talk about the paper leak in the Service Selection Board examination in Jammu and Kashmir, where the government is of the Congress and the National Conference. Similarly, in Himachal Pradesh, the paper leak took place in the Himachal Pradesh School Examination Board; Congress rules there. Similarly, in Jharkhand, Hindi and Science papers were leaked in JAC, where the government is of the Congress and Jharkhand Mukti Morcha and why haven't you discussed the UPA and UPA-supported governments," he said."This clearly shows that your objective isn't the welfare of students. Your objective is not to improve education, improve the quality of education, and ensure justice for students...You want to gain political mileage from students' issues and demands. You want to make political gains, which is unfortunate," he added.

विपक्ष के नेता राहुल गांधी जी ने संसद में एक प्रस्तुतीकरण दिया, जिसमें उन्होंने लगभग 150 पेपर लीक के बारे में उल्लेख किया।

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Nadda urged the opposition to fulfil its responsibility, and we should all work together to address this issue and move forward toward a lasting solution,