The movement related to NEET-UG paper leak continues to receive support at Jantar Mantar in Delhi. Its scope is increasing after the lathicharge and violence on protesters during the Parliament march on Monday. Now prominent leader of Maratha movement Manoj Jarange is also coming to Delhi from Maharashtra to join this student movement.
According to the information, Jarange will leave for Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar from Antarwali Sarati village of Jalna district by around 7 am today on Wednesday. From there he will reach Delhi by plane and will meet the agitating students at Jantar Mantar at 11 am. Students are protesting at Jantar Mantar demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over the NEET paper leak issue. Giving their support to this movement, Jarangay is reaching Delhi.
For the first time such a cruel government was seen: Jarange
Supporting the student movement, Jarange said that he stands strongly with the students’ struggle and will meet them and express his support. Meanwhile, Jarange also launched a scathing attack on the government regarding the lathicharge on students on Monday. He said, “The inhuman manner in which the students were lathicharged cannot be condemned enough. Such a cruel government is being seen for the first time.”
Regarding the action taken on the student movement in Jalna, Jarange said that the incident of lathicharge on students has hurt him a lot. If the BJP government in Maharashtra does not even allow the students to protest democratically, then the pride of this government will have to be broken. He raised the question that if the government does not allow the movement to take place democratically, then how will the students of the country live? He expressed his displeasure and said that for how long will we have to bear all this?
The incident of lathicharge is very horrifying: Jarange
Maratha movement leader Jarange said that this incident clearly shows how much arrogance has come in the government. The incident of lathi charge was very horrifying. Expressing his displeasure, he said that since last night the question has been arising in his mind whether the government has kept democracy alive in this country and this state or not.
He appealed to the BJP government to allow students to protest democratically and not repress them. “If this does not happen, both the government, the state and the country will have to bear the brunt,” Jarange warned. Jarange also made it clear that he stands completely with the students and “will give all possible and 100 percent support to the students.”
It is being said that the protesters allegedly pelted stones at policemen near Jantar Mantar on Tuesday evening. After this incident, a large number of security forces were deployed in the area. Sources associated with the police said that some protesters pelted stones at the police team. He said that the police appealed to the protesters to maintain peace and not indulge in violence.
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