Archive · 31 Jul 2026
Rahul Gandhi Criticises Modi Over Gen Z, Modi Defends Paper Leak Reforms
Rahul Gandhi, a leader in India’s opposition, said that Prime Minister Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah were threatening young people and filing complaints against student protesters.
He called them “India’s past” and warned them to treat the future carefully.
Modi replied that the government is fixing a problem with exam papers leaking.
He said a new law would stop people from cheating and that the government would not spare those who leak papers.
Parliament passed a new bill to make cheating in exams harder.
The debate shows two sides: one wants to protect students’ voices, the other wants to protect exams from cheating.
Rahul Gandhi accused Modi and Shah of threatening Gen Z and filing FIRs against student protesters.
Gandhi called Modi and Shah “India’s past” and warned them to treat the future carefully.
Modi defended reforms, citing the need to tackle paper leaks and announced a strong law and task force.
Parliament passed the Public Examination (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026, tightening penalties for paper leaks.
Modi said the government would not spare paper leak gangs and would set up fast‑track courts.
- Who
- Rahul Gandhi, Narendra Modi, Amit Shah
- What
- Rahul Gandhi accused Modi and Shah of threatening Gen Z and filing FIRs; Modi defended reforms to curb paper leaks
- When
- Friday, following a Thursday statement by Modi and the passage of the amendment bill on Wednesday and Thursday
- Where
- India, Parliament, and online platforms X and Instagram
- Why
- To address concerns over student protests, paper leaks, and the future of children
- Key Figures
- Rahul Gandhi, Narendra Modi, Amit Shah
- Bill
- Public Examination (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026
- Issue
- Paper leaks in exams
- Action
- Task force, fast‑track courts
- Platform
- X, Instagram