While talking to ‘Aaj Tak’ on the results of Delhi University Students Union (DUSU), Union Minister JP Nadda said that this is not just an echo of the students, but an explosion of the students.
They said that Delhi University Students from all over the country are represented in this and now the results of the elections are in front of everyone.
Taking aim at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi JP Nadda Said that he only knows how to do politics of lies and that is what he does. He said, ‘Rahul’s lies are only echoes.’
JP Nadda said that the problem of drugs in Punjab has become a big problem. He says that the law and order situation is completely bad in the state. Punjab is a border state and the Punjab government is running a drug network in a coordinated manner.
Nadda said that he has not done anything to stop it, rather he is promoting it. We have resolved that just as we had taken strict steps against Naxalism, we will also end this problem. JP Nadda said that we have taken out ‘Drug Free Yatra’ in Punjab under the leadership of Nitin Naveen.
ABVP won three posts
Let us tell you, the results of Delhi University Students Union (DUSU) elections have come. ABVP has won three posts. Riya Chhabri has won the post of Secretary and Lakshya Raj Singh has won the post of Joint Secretary. Whereas, independent candidate Dipanshu Shaukeen won the post of Vice President.
The contest for the post of President was close between ABVP’s Yash Dabas and NSUI’s Vijay Shankar Meena. The lead kept changing between the two candidates in many rounds. In the final result, Yash Dabas won the post of president.
in indore Rahul Gandhi program of
Meanwhile, ‘Students’ Echo’ program took place in Indore on Saturday. While talking to the students, Rahul Gandhi expressed his views on the habit of asking questions, education system, unemployment, paper leak, recruitment and the functioning of the country’s institutions.
Rahul Gandhi said that the system needs blind devotees, not students. Rahul Gandhi mentioned the son of Home Minister Amit Shah. He questioned how he became the chairman of the Cricket Association. Linking this to the question of merit and qualification, Rahul Gandhi said that students should ask questions on such matters.
—- End —-
Source link
[ad_3]
