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Rahul Gandhi Slams 'Rigged' Education System, Demands Minister's Resignation
Public Lokpal
July 22, 2026
Rahul Gandhi Slams 'Rigged' Education System, Demands Minister's Resignation
Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi launched a scathing attack on the Union Government, alleging that 152 paper leaks have occurred over the past decade—averaging nearly one leak every month. Describing India's education system as deeply "rigged," Gandhi claimed these recurring irregularities have directly impacted over 7.5 crore students and their families across the nation.
He sharply criticized the administration for a total failure of accountability, pointing to zero convictions against the perpetrators of these leaks. Holding Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan directly responsible for ongoing examination scandals and controversies surrounding major tests like NEET-UG, Gandhi demanded his immediate removal.
Additionally, Gandhi strongly condemned police crackdowns on peacefully protesting students in New Delhi. He called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi to issue a formal apology to the country's youth for compromising institutional integrity and shattering student trust.
