PM Modi To NDA MPs: Reach Out To Youth & Dispel Concerns, Tell Them About Opposition Conspiracies

[00:00:13]Prime Minister Modi has asked lawmakers from the NDA to reach out to youth and dispel their concerns, saying that those responsible for the paper leak will be dealt with as per the law. As those aware of the details of the meeting, PM [music] Modi who addresses the meeting of the NDA parliamentary party has told lawmakers that students should be assured that their interests will be protected. He said that the people who have been arrested will be given the harshest punishment but students should be made aware of the conspiracies by the opposition.

[00:00:41]The Prime Minister's statement comes amid student protests fear-headed by the cockroach Janata Party. A day after 100s of protesters were tear gassed and lathi charged and stopped from marching to Parliament.

[00:00:54]Tens of thousands of people turned up at Jantar Mantar for the CJP led protests on 28th July. The massive youth-led demonstration demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan to turn the area into an unpopulated sea of ​​people.

[00:01:09]This was seen in visuals captured on location. On Monday, the monsoon session also began amid protests inside and outside Parliament over the issue of paper leaks and irregularities in the conduct of examinations.

[00:01:21]Here are the MPs who attended the NDA meeting where this issue was discussed.

[00:01:28]Regarding the NEET exam, the respected Prime Minister has said that as soon as the news came, the government took immediate action and 13 people were arrested and put in jail and at the same time, to ensure that the future of the students is not harmed, priority was given to the re-examination of NEET and the re-examination was conducted successfully and there was no delay in declaring its result.

[00:02:10]So, to ensure that such paper leaks do not happen again, strict steps have been taken. Those who have been found guilty in the paper leak business and have been arrested have been put in jail. The Prime Minister has also appealed that the punishment should be given to them with the strictest possible force and all the top class lawyers should also support it so that those who have committed the sin of paper leak should be punished very severely [nasal sound] and the Prime Minister also gave information about the strict steps that have been taken to prevent paper leaks in future and [sound of bell] the Prime Minister also said that paper leak is not a matter of just one state. It is not just a matter of the Central Government. In every state of the country, wherever people are involved in paper leak, who are involved in this business, who have done such a heinous act, have committed such a sinful act, everyone should unite to punish them. This is not a matter of party politics. This is a matter of the country and to ensure that the future of the youth is not tampered with and to prevent any tampering, strict steps should be taken, the culprits should be punished and then everyone should work together to create a full proof system in the work that is being done now. The Prime Minister has emphasized on this and along with it the monsoon sessions which are currently going on. The entire NDA will play a positive role in it.

[00:04:06]Whatever bills and business we have brought for the country, the entire NDA will come together and get it passed and we also request our opposition colleagues that there may be differences between different parties. But the Parliament should work for the country, for the future of the country, for the youth and for this we have elected members of the Parliament.

[00:04:33]Everyone should work together. It has been emphasized.

[00:04:38]Kangana ma'am, what happened in the meeting? What did the Prime Minister say? Ah, the Prime Minister has guided us and we have received instructions on many things, especially regarding the aspirations of the youth, how the common public representatives should do justice to them and the strategy of the Prime Minister regarding leadership, how the corruption, whether you people, let us call it coaching centres, are misleading the youth and what is our responsibility in it and how do we have to tackle it.

[00:05:18]Regarding these things, the Prime Minister spoke in detail about our own achievements, be it through science or hydrogen train, and expressed some concern that it should be talked about as much as possible.

[00:05:32]Rest of the people ma'am, the way the youth created ruckus and protested, there were a lot of injuries due to that, the police also got injured, what can I say ma'am, yes ma'am, it was very scary for us, everyone inside was so scared and the gates were also closed and everyone in the Parliament was imprisoned inside and whenever it happened to us, we were not able to move anywhere. You all saw how the mob was attacking us inside, there was a time yesterday when we all were scared that maybe they would attack us or how they would attack us, but I appreciate the Delhi Police. He stood as a shield among us and suffered injuries from stone pelting but did not allow any harm to the public.

[00:06:36]Look at the Mangal Milan programme organised by the Prime Minister with all the NDA MPs. This has been a tradition started under the leadership of the Prime Minister.

[00:06:44]Where at the very beginning of the session, the Prime Minister holds this dialogue with all the NDA MPs and the Prime Minister provides guidance on the topics of that time and in the same way, the Prime Minister keeps on guiding the youth of India who are the future of India and their achievements and they should be guided in the right direction.

[00:07:07]He discussed all these topics.

[00:07:10]He also shared his experiences where Indian youth worked to hoist the flag of India not only at the national but also at the international level.

[00:07:16]So in such a situation, the Prime Minister shared his thoughts and concerns regarding the youth and students and all these issues regarding the bright future of the students and youth were discussed. Due to the protest that took place yesterday, the gate of the Parliament was also closed. What would you say?

[00:07:35]The way the protest happened yesterday.

[00:07:39]In such a situation, I respect the feelings of the students. It is natural that there will be anger somewhere. There will be concern regarding subjects.

[00:07:50]The way students came on the streets yesterday.

[00:07:55]But at the same time, I am not at all in favour of any attempt to suppress the voice of students through any pressure.

[00:08:06]Dialogue is a beautiful medium whose doors the government has always kept open. Yesterday, the way his delegation expressed its desire to meet the government, they immediately met the government. Met respected JP Nadda ji.

[00:08:24]There he presented his subjects. Put forward my views. The government has always kept the channels of communication open on every issue.

[00:08:32]Sometimes the anger is so intense that people come out on the streets and peaceful protests are allowed in democracy.

[00:08:42]But sometimes limits are crossed.

[00:08:46]If there is any kind of obstacle in law and order, then sometimes some strict steps have to be taken. Which I don't support very much.

[00:08:59]I believe they are students. The young generation is the future of our country. Their feelings should continue to be respected. To which my government is committed.