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Rahul Gandhi Addresses Youth Unemployment and Paper Leaks

Rahul Gandhi Addresses Youth Unemployment and Paper Leaks
‘My job dreams came crashing down’: Voices from Rahul Gandhi’s Dehradun event · indianexpress.com

Rahul Gandhi spoke to young people in Dehradun about how hard it is for them to find jobs.

He said that many young people leave their homes to study for exams, but only a few can afford to do so.

He also talked about how exams are often leaked, which makes it even harder for students.

Many students and their parents shared their stories of how these leaks have affected their lives.

The government has taken some steps to stop cheating, but Rahul Gandhi says more needs to be done to help the youth.

He also mentioned the story of Riya, a student who died by suicide after a paper leak, and urged the government to take action to prevent such tragedies.

Key facts

Event
Chhatron ki Goonj (Voice of Students) outreach programme
Location
Dehradun, Uttarakhand
Key Speaker
Rahul Gandhi
Issues Addressed
Unemployment, paper leaks, financial burdens on students
Notable Attendees
Job aspirants, parents of affected students
Government Response
CBI inquiry, legislation to curb cheating
Impact on Youth
7.5 crore youth affected by 152 paper leaks
Conviction Rate
Zero
Notable Incident
Riya's suicide following NEET paper leak

Timeline

  1. Sharmila urges support for Wangchuk's strike.

  2. Then, Wangchuk's 19-day protest sparks Rahul's intervention.

  3. Rahul steps in, highlighting youth struggles due to exam leaks.

  4. He presses government to aid affected students and job seekers.

Quotes

Riya's father

Father of Riya, a student who allegedly died by suicide following the NEET paper leak controversy

“"My daughter came home happy on May 3. I asked her about the exam. She was very happy, but when the news of the paper leak broke, she showed it to me on her mobile. I dismissed the report as false, but she insisted that the paper had indeed been leaked."”
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“"Behind every name is a mother, a father--for whom there is no tomorrow now. This system will have to be rebuilt from scratch--where children find not stress, but security. And for parents, the fruit of their sacrifice should be theirs--not tears."”
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