Priyanka Gandhi: PM Modi Owes an Apology to Student Protesters Rather Than Creating ‘Pointless Videos’

Priyanka Gandhi: PM Modi Owes an Apology to Student Protesters Rather Than Creating 'Pointless Videos'
Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday (July 25), insisting he must apologize to the students in New Delhi protesting against alleged irregularities in the NEET exam for the “brutalities” inflicted by the police.

Vadra expressed that instead of offering an apology, the PM was “busy making silly videos,” thanking people for increasing their friends on Instagram. “It’s absurd at this moment. It’s absurd. He is accountable for young children being on the streets across India. He is accountable for them being targeted with pellet guns as if they are terrorists,” she stated to reporters in Wayanad.

“He (PM Modi) is responsible,” she affirmed, emphasizing that he must answer to the nation. ”He needs to appear in Parliament. He must implement the changes the students are demanding,” she added.
ALSO READ | PM Modi urges union ministers to enhance Instagram engagement, improve youth outreach: Report

Vadra indicated that the PM’s promise of stronger legislation was insufficient since the system has collapsed. ”The only course of action is to step outside the current system. This requires the PM to exhibit determination, courage, accountability, and leadership,” she mentioned.

”Leadership entails that if his minister is accountable and 152 papers have leaked right under his watch, he should dismiss that minister — that is what leadership looks like,” she explained. ”There is a lack of leadership from Narendra Modi — all we see are weak excuses and oppression,” the Congress MP asserted.

Previous Article

Trump makes a comeback at the correspondents' dinner with a lengthy, insult-laden speech three months post-shooting.

Next Article

When Google begins to focus on pricing, it's clear the AI competition has shifted.