Archive · 29 Jul 2026
Jitendra Singh Mocks Rahul Gandhi's Sit-In
Union Minister Jitendra Singh made fun of Rahul Gandhi's protest near the Prime Minister's house.
He said Gandhi was frustrated because he wanted to be Prime Minister and live there.
Singh also talked about how the government handled the protest and the paper leak issue.
He mentioned that the Congress party made false claims about the number of paper leaks and the actions taken against those involved.
Jitendra Singh mocked Rahul Gandhi's sit-in near the Prime Minister's residence, suggesting it was due to frustration over unfulfilled desires.
Singh claimed the Congress party initially hesitated to join the protest but later participated due to FOMO.
He responded to Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi's statement about atrocities against students, citing historical incidents during Congress rule.
Singh refuted Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's claim about 152 paper leaks, stating the number was unverified and exaggerated.
He mentioned that 52 FIRs have been lodged in the last two years regarding paper leaks and the NEET paper leak trial has begun.
- Who
- Union Minister of State Jitendra Singh, Rahul Gandhi, Congress Party, BJP Government
- What
- Jitendra Singh mocked Rahul Gandhi's sit-in near the Prime Minister's residence, accusing him of frustration over unfulfilled desires.
- When
- July 21, 2024
- Where
- New Delhi, India
- Why
- To criticize Rahul Gandhi's protest and defend the government's actions.
Congress Party
BJP Government
Motivation for the Sit-In
Congress Party
The Congress party claims the sit-in was a legitimate protest against government policies.
BJP Government
The BJP government suggests it was an act of frustration over Rahul Gandhi's unfulfilled desire to be Prime Minister.
Handling of the Protest
Congress Party
The Congress party alleges that the police mishandled the protest.
BJP Government
The BJP government claims the police acted with restraint and professionalism.
- Date of Sit-In
- July 21
- Location of Sit-In
- 7, Lok Kalyan Marg
- Bill Discussed
- Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026
- FIRs Lodged
- 52
- NEET Paper Leak Trial
- Began on July 24, 2024