'Jantar Mantar not the place for you': BJP's Nishikant Dubey urges protesting students to focus on studies
BJP MP Nishikant Dubey asked protesting students to return to their studies for future success. He emphasized education over agitation for achieving career aspirations in medicine and civil services. Dubey advocated for a stringent law against examination paper leaks in Parliament. He suggested that this new law could even include the death penalty for offenders. The government is committed to ensuring the harshest punishment for those arrested.
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