'Jantar Mantar not the place for you': BJP's Nishikant Dubey urges protesting students to focus on studies
BJP MP Nishikant Dubey urged students protesting the NEET paper leak at Jantar Mantar to return to studies, saying education is the path to careers in medicine, engineering, and civil services.
Dubey called for a stringent law against paper leaks, suggesting Parliament could include the death penalty for offenders.
He referenced a 1975 students' movement where participants who left studies failed to become doctors or engineers despite later becoming leaders.
Dubey backed PM Narendra Modi's call for strict action, saying the government ensures harshest punishment for the 13 arrested people involved in the paper leak.
He urged opposition parties to allow a parliamentary discussion on the issue.
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