'Completely un-Indian': Rahul Gandhi demands PM Modi's apology over students' protest crackdown
Rahul Gandhi criticised Prime Minister Modi's silence on police action against students. Opposition leaders met the Lok Sabha Speaker demanding a parliamentary discussion. Protesters and police accused each other of violence during demonstrations. Students are protesting against the education and testing system's failures. The opposition vows to ensure students' voices are heard in Parliament.
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