In first reaction after CJP protests, Amit Shah praises Dharmendra Pradhan, vows ‘complete justice’ for students
Amit Shah said the government was committed to ensuring justice for students and implementing strict reforms against paper leaks.
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“The government must now apologise to the youth, the country’s future, whom it subjected to lathi-charges and brutality. Also, the examination system must be made transparent enough to eliminate any possibility of future paper leaks,” Bhupinder Singh Hooda said.
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