Rahul Gandhi has met class 12th student Vedant Srivastava today. Recently Vedanta had shared a post on social media. In this post, he told that due to a glitch in the OSM system of CBSE, he was given someone else’s answer sheet. OSM is a system for checking copies on computers. This post of Vedanta quickly went viral on the internet and became a topic of discussion in a short time. After this work, Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi met Vedanta.
During this conversation, there was a discussion between the two that when someone raises his legitimate problem, then how people troll him. Vedant told that after raising his voice, he had to hear many bad and derogatory words on the internet. People called him a ‘traitor’, an intelligence agent working against the government and even a ‘Pakistani’. He told Rahul Gandhi how bad he felt after facing such baseless allegations.
A revealing chat with my fellow anti-national Soros agents.
Vedant and his friends are brilliant, brave young Indians who asked CBSE and the Modi government simple questions – but got insults instead of answers.
They deserve a bright and secure future. We will make sure they pic.twitter.com/5InBxgJv1B
—Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) May 31, 2026
‘They called us deep state agents’
Rahul Gandhi asked the question, were you also called a ‘terrorist’? tell me! Rahul Gandhi was seen asking these questions to Vedant, his brother and some other students in a 90-second clip. Vedant’s elder brother Siddhant Srivastava smilingly replied that yes. He also told that when people got angry over CBSE’s mistake, ‘to shut our mouths, they said that we are some ‘deep state agents’ who are trying to spread unrest in India.’ Rahul Gandhi also laughed with him and told the cameraman that the 17 year old ‘Deep State Agent’! Show their faces… Come on, show the faces of these ‘terrorists’!
In the caption of his social media X post, Rahul Gandhi made fun of the allegations against Vedanta and raised the issue of CBSE. An interesting conversation with my fellow ‘anti-national Soros agents’, he wrote. He further said that Vedant and his friends are very promising and brave young Indians, who asked some simple questions to CBSE and Modi government, but instead of answers, they got insults. They deserve a bright and secure future. We will make sure they get that.
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