Leader of the Opposition (LoP) and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi on Saturday claimed that the “system” had captured the country, adding that did “not want students who ask questions.”
‘Should have had factual information’: MP CM
Gandhi, during the event in Indore, said only students can wipe out violence and hatred from the country, PTI reported. “That is why the system does not want students; it wants ‘andhbhakts’. “In the political history of the Congress, its governments have ruled the country and the states for four to five generations. The MP CM questioned the state of medical colleges in Madhya Pradesh during the Congress government.
The Congress leader claimed one lakh schools had been closed across country, including 55 per cent in Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh.
An ‘andhbhakt’ is the antithesis of a student,” the Congress MP said. “While a student asks questions and remains curious, an ‘andhbhakt’ lives in a delusional world of their own,” Gandhi added. He should have answers to each of these questions,” Yadav said. “For example, if he talks about the education system, what was the condition of medical colleges in the state according to the Medical Council of India (MCI)?… Congress did not build a single airport in Madhya Pradesh,” he said, adding that the Janata Party had “contributed” to the opening of an airport in Khajuraho in 1977-1978.
Why? He mentioned Union home minister Amit Shah during the speech. Because students ask questions.
Responding to Gandhi’s speech, Madhya Pradesh chief minister Mohan Yadav called him “a careless politician”, claiming he had visited the state “without adequate preparation. Gandhi said, “The system feels threatened by students While addressing the youth.
