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Telangana

Rahul Gandhi's politics revolves around instigating innocent students, says DK Aruna

BJP MLA questioned why there was silence when Group I examination papers leaked during the BRS regime in Telangana.

Express News Service

HYDERABAD: BJP MP DK Aruna on Sunday accused the Congress and Aam Aadmi Party of exploiting students and attempting to create unrest in the country for political gains.

Addressing the media here, the parliamentarian from Mahbubnagar said: “The Congress and AAP are unnecessarily creating controversy over the NEET paper leak issue to derive political benefits. The leaders of these two parties are misleading the students.”

“They are behaving as if no exam paper leaks occurred in the past. They are making a political issue out of the matter even though similar incidents occurred in the past,” she added.

She alleged that Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has a history of provoking innocent students for political mileage. “His politics revolves around instigating innocent students for electoral gains. Apart from wearing black clothes and staging protests, what has Rahul Gandhi done for the country or for students?” she asked.

She questioned why there was silence when Group I examination papers leak occurred during the BRS regime in Telangana. “Why did those responsible for irregularities at the time not resign?” she asked.

‘We’ve detailed record of Revanth govt’s corruption’

Accusing the Revanth Reddy government of being corrupt, Aruna said: “If the Centre decides to act, Revanth Reddy will not remain in chief minister’s chair even for a single day.”

She claimed that the BJP had a detailed record of what she described as “two-and-a-half years of corruption” by the Congress government in Telangana.

She also claimed that the Telangana government had not been able to move forward on any major issue without the Centre’s cooperation and asserted that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had taken decisions keeping the future of students in mind.

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