Archive · 24 Jul 2026
Priyanka Gandhi Criticizes PM Modi Over Student Protests
Priyanka Gandhi, a Congress MP, spoke outside Parliament about the government's handling of student protests.
She said the Prime Minister should take responsibility for the actions against the students, including shutting down the internet and using tear gas.
She also mentioned that exam papers have leaked many times, but no one has been convicted.
She questioned why the media is not asking the government tough questions.
Priyanka Gandhi criticized PM Modi for not taking responsibility for the government's actions against protesting students.
She questioned the government's response to the protests, including internet shutdowns and the use of tear gas.
Gandhi alleged that 152 exam papers have leaked in 10 years with zero convictions.
She criticized the media for not questioning the government's actions and for asking questions that align with the government's narrative.
Gandhi held PM Modi responsible for the youth's loss of hope for the future.
- Who
- Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra
- What
- Criticized PM Modi's handling of student protests and government response
- When
- July 23, 2026
- Where
- Mumbai
- Why
- To hold the Prime Minister accountable for the government's actions against protesting students and to question the media's role
Congress Party
BJP Government
Responsibility for Student Protests
Congress Party
Priyanka Gandhi holds PM Modi responsible for the government's actions against protesting students, including internet shutdowns and use of tear gas.
BJP Government
The BJP government has not publicly responded to these specific allegations in the provided article.
Media's Role
Congress Party
Priyanka Gandhi criticizes the media for not questioning the government's actions and for asking questions that align with the government's narrative.
BJP Government
The BJP government has not publicly responded to these specific allegations in the provided article.
- Date
- July 23, 2026
- Location
- Mumbai
- Protest Date
- June 20, 2026
- Alleged Exam Leaks
- 152 papers leaked in 10 years, zero convictions
- Government Action
- Internet shutdowns, tear gas, lathi-charge