Congress Asks Top Leaders to Speak on Police Actions and Exams
The Congress party wants the Home Minister to talk about police actions against protesting students. They also want the Prime Minister to address problems with exam paper leaks.
What is happening
The Congress party is asking two top leaders of the country to answer hard questions. They want the Home Minister to explain why police acted harshly against students who were protesting. These students were upset about a major medical exam paper leak. The party also wants the Prime Minister to talk about stealing money meant for public welfare and how exams are managed.
Why the opposition is upset
Leaders from the opposition say the government is not being honest with the public. They feel that young students deserve a fair chance and protection, not police trouble. They believe leaders in charge should face Parliament and answer these worries directly instead of staying quiet.
- Students protested because medical exam papers leaked.
- Police took strong action against the young protesters.
- Congress leaders say the Home Minister is too afraid to speak in Parliament.
- The party wants clear answers from the highest levels of government.
What happens next
Political fights over student exams and police rules are expected to continue in Parliament. Opposition members will likely keep pushing the ruling party to explain their actions and fix the exam system so students can trust it again.