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[00:00:46] What is King for My Queen Hello, I am Ashok Srivastava. Welcome
[00:00:48] to our special program Pura Sach. In the world of news, Pura
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[00:01:08] Sach.
[00:01:17] So today in Pura Sach, we are focusing on the question
[00:01:21] of those who beat the drum of revolution even if they see a spark in other people's courtyards,
[00:01:25] and wear a sheet of silence when their own land burns.
[00:01:28] This question is being asked to Rahul Gandhi, the leader
[00:01:31] of the Jharkhand Students Congress. They are asking
[00:01:35] what kind of glasses you are wearing
[00:01:38] that change color according to your convenience? When it comes to
[00:01:42] Jantar Mantar in Delhi, it's about central government policies
[00:01:45] or BJP-ruled states. Then
[00:01:49] your social media becomes a hub of revolution,
[00:01:53] your voice resonates from the streets to the Parliament,
[00:01:56] democracy is invoked and there is a race to prove
[00:02:00] oneself as the messiah of the youth. But at Jaipal
[00:02:03] Singh Munda Stadium in Ranchi, JPSC
[00:02:07] and JSSPC protesting students
[00:02:10] are sleeping on the streets with the tricolor in the rain. The hunger strike and fast of the youth
[00:02:14] are continuously going on, but Rahul Gandhi and Congress, who pretend to be
[00:02:17] student-friendly in Delhi, are shying away from speaking
[00:02:20] openly on this. Why?
[00:02:24] Is it because your partner's government
[00:02:28] is in Jharkhand?
[00:02:30] Has your coalition dharma become bigger than the future of millions of youth
[00:02:34] in the country? And it's not just about Ranchi. In Karnataka, when
[00:02:37] students demanded their rights on irregularities in police recruitment,
[00:02:40] your government minister Priyank
[00:02:44] Kharge's statement came, "First get beaten for 25 days, then
[00:02:47] talk about resignation." But Rahul Gandhi remained silent even on his shameful statement.
[00:02:51] In Kerala, female candidates are on an indefinite
[00:02:55] fast over PSC fraud. There is a storm of protest in the state,
[00:02:59] but you have taken a vow of complete silence,
[00:03:02] because there is a Congress-led government there.
[00:03:05] What else is this selective
[00:03:09] sympathy? Today, the youth of the country are asking
[00:03:12] whether student movements are really support
[00:03:16] for you or just a pretense to polish your lost
[00:03:19] politics? So let's see the full truth, in detail,
[00:03:22] on this double standard of Congress and Rahul Gandhi, this convenient
[00:03:26] silence, and the questions of students crying on the streets.
[00:03:32] The 13-day student agitation in Jharkhand over irregularities
[00:03:36] in competitive examinations is now becoming a major challenge
[00:03:39] for the Soren government. This agitation, which started
[00:03:43] from the historic Jaipal Singh Munda Stadium in Ranchi, is no longer just a protest,
[00:03:47] but has become a revolution for the self-respect
[00:03:49] with all of millions of youth in the state. Now eight
[00:03:52] protesters are on an indefinite
[00:03:55] strong rebar. When you go fast. Student leader Debendranath Mahto has been on an indefinite fast for the past five
[00:03:58] days, and now in support of him, five other protesters
[00:04:02] have also joined the fast. After the appeal of social activist Sonam Wangchuk,
[00:04:06] Mahto drank water but continued his fast. Meanwhile,
[00:04:09] the protesting students have announced their official
[00:04:13] delegation for talks with the government. The students have also announced
[00:04:16] the gherao of the assembly on August 7 and 10. But the government,
[00:04:20] perturbed by this, has imposed prohibitory orders in a 750-meter
[00:04:23] radius of the assembly from 6 AM to 10 PM
[00:04:27] from August 6 to 12. The government is beating the drum
[00:04:30] of a CID investigation, but the youth do not trust it.
[00:04:35] we will start with the headlines The protesters say that so far 19 pawns have been arrested, but the real
[00:04:39] crocodiles are roaming free. Therefore, the matter should be investigated
[00:04:43] by a central agency so that truth can prevail. You also
[00:04:46] listen to what the students on fast have to say?
[00:04:49] है?
[00:04:52] Why has the government become so merciless?
[00:04:54] While
[00:04:58] it is the local government of the state?
[00:05:00] And the students of their state have a genuine demand.
[00:05:03] So we will
[00:05:06] continue this movement as a hunger strike
[00:05:10] and on August 10, the Assembly
[00:05:44] Before talks with the Soren government, the student organization JPSC,
[00:05:48] JSSC Reforms Forum has put forward its main
[00:05:52] demands. The representatives have clearly warned that talks with the government
[00:05:55] are one thing, but until concrete steps are taken on their basic and legitimate demands,
[00:05:59] this historic movement of the youth of Jharkhand will continue
[00:06:03] with full force. So let's take a look
[00:06:06] at their demands. The first and biggest demand is that
[00:06:10] all controversial examinations should be canceled. All examinations
[00:06:14] plagued by allegations of fraud, including the 14th JPSC conducted
[00:06:17] by TDPPL agency, JSSC, CGL,
[00:06:21] PGT, etc., should be canceled immediately. Investigations into irregularities
[00:06:24] in all examinations should be conducted by CBI
[00:06:28] and ED within three months, and strict action against
[00:06:31] the culprits should be ensured. Students have also demanded transparency
[00:06:34] in upcoming examinations. They say that examinations should be conducted
[00:06:38] without any private outsourcing agency, and students'
[00:06:42] OMR sheets, score cards, and cut-off marks
[00:06:46] should be made public. Students have also demanded
[00:06:49] institutional reforms in JPSC and JSSC. Their demand is
[00:06:52] that impartial officers should be appointed in these institutions
[00:06:56] instead of political people. Also, a fixed
[00:06:59] timetable (exam calendar) should be made for recruitment. There should be a fast-track
[00:07:03] court for paper leaks, and affected students
[00:07:07] should get age relaxation. So the anger
[00:07:10] that was simmering on the streets against playing with the future of the youth
[00:07:14] and fraud in the name of recruitment examinations has now reached the Jharkhand Assembly.
[00:07:18] On the very first day of the monsoon session, even before
[00:07:22] the house proceedings began, the NDA launched an attack against the Hemant
[00:07:25] Soren government. NDA MLAs came down to the assembly
[00:07:29] premises with banners and posters against the government. During the protest, the poster
[00:07:32] held by AJSU party MLA Nirmal Mahto had the rates
[00:07:36] of different jobs written on it. Led by Leader of Opposition
[00:07:40] Babulal Marandi, NDA and BJP MLAs entered the house
[00:07:44] wearing masks with messages printed on their faces. NDA MLAs protesting in the assembly
[00:07:48] premises demanded a CBI inquiry into the JPSC
[00:07:51] examination fraud and strict action against the culprits.
[00:07:55] You also listen to what the NDA MLAs
[00:07:57] said.
[00:08:00] There will be a strong protest because it is the demand of the students
[00:08:04] and the demand of the students is legitimate.
[00:08:07] Ever since this Hemant government was formed, all the exams that have been happening
[00:08:11] for six years
[00:08:42] is firmly standing with that work. You get a CBI inquiry done, Chief Minister
[00:08:46] ji, everything will become clear, and the big corruption
[00:08:49] that has spread under your leadership, you resign.
[00:08:53] दीजिए,
[00:08:56] Targeting the Soren government, which was hit by JPSC, JSSC
[00:08:59] fraud, Leader of Opposition Babulal Marandi
[00:09:03] raised serious questions about the impartiality of the investigation.
[00:09:06] He said that public trust cannot be restored until the investigation remains in the hands
[00:09:10] of corrupt and controversial officials. Marandi demanded that this entire matter
[00:09:14] be investigated under the supervision of the court within a fixed time frame.
[00:09:18] You also listen to what he
[00:09:20] said.
[00:09:24] What did I tell the government? If you appoint corrupt
[00:09:27] officers in the investigation,
[00:09:31] in JCC and JPSC, you will make corrupt
[00:09:35] officers chairman,
[00:09:39] member, secretary.
[00:09:45] What he used to do, you all know very well. How he used to be
[00:09:48] in the secretariat,
[00:09:51] I don't need to tell you.
[00:09:53] है
[00:09:56] And that's why when such corrupt people are
[00:09:59] seated, this will happen. And
[00:10:03] that's why I said that all those sitting on important posts
[00:10:07] there, including the chairman, the chairman
[00:10:10] has already resigned there. The rest
[00:10:13] of the people were arrested, but all that is just for show. How can
[00:10:16] the government be trusted, how can
[00:10:19] it be believed? We all have seen
[00:10:23] their investigations before, the public has seen it.
[00:10:26] And that's why we said that under the supervision
[00:10:29] of the court, and the investigation should be done,
[00:10:33] and the result of the investigation should also come within
[00:10:37] the time limit.
[00:10:40] In fact, the students of Jharkhand did not get so angry
[00:10:43] in one day, but the reason for them coming out on the streets
[00:10:47] is repeated paper leaks. In the last seven-eight years, paper leaks
[00:10:51] or examination fraud has become common in Jharkhand. Let's take a look
[00:10:55] at some major exam scams. In 2023,
[00:10:58] the JSSC CGL paper was leaked, after which the matter reached the High Court.
[00:11:01] The examination was canceled and re-conducted, and a CID inquiry
[00:11:05] was also held. In 2023 itself, allegations of fraud
[00:11:09] were made in the Post Graduate Teacher examination. Serious allegations
[00:11:12] of digital fraud and increasing marks through hacking were made in this teacher recruitment examination.
[00:11:15] Students protested when many candidates from the same center
[00:11:19] got similar and unnaturally high marks.
[00:11:22] In 2022, the Junior Senior examination paper
[00:11:26] was leaked. In the investigation of this incident, the agency conducting the examination itself
[00:11:29] was found guilty, after which the examination was canceled and
[00:11:33] the agency was blacklisted. In 2026,
[00:11:37] fraud occurred in the JSSC Excise Recruitment Examination. In this exam,
[00:11:41] allegations of fraud and paper leaks by examination mafia and solver gangs
[00:11:45] came to light. Many people were arrested in the case. In 2025,
[00:11:49] the JEC 10th Board examination paper was leaked.
[00:11:52] A controversy erupted after the question papers of Hindi and Science subjects
[00:11:56] in the 10th examination of Jharkhand Academic Council went viral on social media. After investigation,
[00:11:59] the examination was canceled and re-conducted.
[00:12:03] That's why NDA leaders
[00:12:06] are asking if Rahul Gandhi, who conducts "Students' Voice" programs,
[00:12:09] has any time for the students of Jharkhand.
[00:12:13] The country is seeing this double standard of the Congress party and Rahul
[00:12:17] Gandhi. NDA leaders are asking when Rahul Gandhi will conduct
[00:12:20] "Students' Voice" programs in Ranchi, Thiruvananthapuram, and Bengaluru.
[00:12:24] So first listen to what NDA leaders said, then we will tell you
[00:12:27] why Rahul is not conducting "Students' Voice" in Ranchi.
[00:12:30] गूंज?
[00:12:34] In Jharkhand, papers have been leaked, and in that regard,
[00:12:37] the opposition is not speaking. I mean,
[00:12:40] the opposition should have taken a stand
[00:12:44] on that too. Rahul Gandhi ji should have also protested
[00:12:47] it, but Rahul Gandhi ji is not doing that there.
[00:12:51] That's why this whole politics is going on here.
[00:12:54] On the issue of paper leak, students
[00:12:58] are struggling within the coalition
[00:13:01] government. They are raising the issue.
[00:13:03] But the so-called
[00:13:07] intellectual
[00:13:10] leader of the Congress party, the slow-witted child,
[00:13:13] does not have a minute to
[00:13:16] listen to their
[00:13:19] pain and suffering, to understand
[00:13:22] it. This Congress party and Rahul
[00:13:55] when will his Himachal be? Where he is in government,
[00:13:59] will you listen to the students there or will you only go to those states
[00:14:03] where you think you will get political gain?
[00:14:06] मिलेगा
[00:14:09] A question is being raised on Rahul Gandhi because on one hand, Ranchi, the capital
[00:14:13] of Jharkhand, is boiling with students' anger, while on the other
[00:14:17] hand, in the southern state of Kerala, students' anger is at its peak,
[00:14:21] but one thing that is completely common between these two states
[00:14:25] is that the top leader of Congress, Rahul Gandhi, is shying away
[00:14:29] from speaking openly on these movements.
[00:14:32] In Thiruvananthapuram, in support of PSC
[00:14:35] rank holders who are on hunger strike demanding recruitment, today
[00:14:39] the Bharatiya Janata Party Yuva Morcha took out a march to the secretariat.
[00:14:43] When the workers of Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha surrounded the secretariat, the police
[00:14:47] used water cannons and lathis on them. The fire of protest
[00:14:51] has spread to Thrissur, Palakkad, and Kollam. It is alleged that there are irregularities
[00:14:55] in the appointment process of the Kerala Public Service Commission, and despite their names being on the rank list,
[00:14:59] a large number of candidates have not yet received appointment letters.
[00:15:03] On this issue, hundreds of teachers
[00:15:06] and PSC rank holders from various districts are continuously protesting
[00:15:10] and are on an indefinite hunger strike. The protesters say that the health
[00:15:13] of many female candidates on fast is deteriorating, but
[00:15:16] the administration is not even ready for talks.
[00:15:20] You also listen to what the BJYM leaders participating in the protest
[00:15:23] are saying.
[00:16:07] We will tell you what the old track record of Congress governments
[00:16:10] is on paper leaks.
[00:19:23] It is surprising to see how Congress leaders are politicizing paper leaks.
[00:19:27] It seems that Congress has forgotten the dark history of its own governments.
[00:19:31] If the Congress party needs to jog
[00:19:34] its memory a little, then it should carefully look at these newspaper
[00:19:38] clippings, which show that the problem of paper leaks or examination fraud
[00:19:42] is not new. Its roots are very deep and old,
[00:19:46] and it started during the Congress rule,
[00:19:49] and this problem flourished under the supervision of Congress
[00:19:52] governments. In 1968, the game of examination fraud
[00:19:56] started during the Congress era. In the 70s and 80s, the corruption
[00:20:00] in education was slowly growing, and after 1991,
[00:20:04] it seemed like a flood. The dreams of millions of youth
[00:20:07] in the country were openly sold one after another.
[00:20:11] In 1991, the paper of the country's most prestigious and well-known
[00:20:14] examination, UPSC Civil Services Prelims, was leaked,
[00:20:18] but no lesson was learned. The next year, in 1992,
[00:20:21] the UPSC paper was leaked again for the second consecutive time. The story
[00:20:25] did not end here. In 1993, the Delhi University paper was also leaked,
[00:20:29] the echoes of which reached the Parliament of the country. After this,
[00:20:32] in 1995, the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC)
[00:20:36] entrance examination paper was auctioned in Mumbai.
[00:20:39] Then came the year 1996, when there was such a big fraud
[00:20:43] in the UGC NET JRF examination that the Delhi High Court was forced
[00:20:47] to hand over the investigation of the matter to the CBI.
[00:20:50] And the limit was crossed when in 1997, the examination of the country's brightest
[00:20:54] minds, IIT JEE, the paper
[00:20:57] was leaked and the entire examination had to be canceled. In the 2000s,
[00:21:01] this game became even more dangerous. In 2004,
[00:21:04] the AIPMT medical examination paper was leaked. After this,
[00:21:07] in 2006, the Railway Group DRRC paper was leaked
[00:21:11] and 1.6 million youths were dragged into re-examination. Similarly,
[00:21:15] in 2006, the CBSE 12th board paper was leaked in Haryana and Delhi.
[00:21:19] In 2006 itself, the Punjab Medical Entrance
[00:21:22] paper was also sold. The very next year, in 2007,
[00:21:26] the CA Chartered Accountancy paper was leaked and the examination had to be postponed.
[00:21:30] After this, in 2009, the country's prestigious law examination
[00:21:34] CLAT paper was leaked and had to be canceled. The extent
[00:21:37] of negligence reached even the country's security when in 2010,
[00:21:41] the LDC examination paper in the Indian Navy was leaked.
[00:21:45] After this, in 2011, the AIEEE Engineering examination paper
[00:21:49] of millions of students was leaked, which was mentioned
[00:21:52] in the Lok Sabha today. Then in 2012, news of high-tech Bluetooth
[00:21:56] use in the AIIMS Post Graduate examination came to light, which
[00:22:00] was later found to be true. After this, in 2013, the Rajasthan
[00:22:03] RPSC was in a bad state, where the RAS Prelims paper was leaked
[00:22:07] and it even came to questioning the chairman and secretary of the commission.
[00:22:11] Throughout the Congress rule, from 1968 to 2004,
[00:22:14] paper leaks were not an accident, but
[00:22:18] became a part of the system.
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[00:29:29] First, let's talk about the major news of the day. The confrontation between the government
[00:29:33] and the opposition continues even in the third week
[00:29:36] of the monsoon session. The ruling and opposition parties are at loggerheads
[00:29:40] over the presence of the Home Minister. However, amidst the uproar, the government
[00:29:43] has pushed forward legislative business. Among today's major news,
[00:29:47] the Cabinet has taken two big decisions
[00:29:51] to strengthen the country's infrastructure and energy sector. We will tell
[00:29:55] you about those decisions in detail. Along with this, everyone's eyes are on the news
[00:29:58] related to the future of the country's students. In Ranchi, the students' agitation
[00:30:02] continues for the 13th day. The students' anger is becoming a big challenge
[00:30:06] for the Jharkhand government. Public support has further strengthened
[00:30:10] the morale of the students. The protesting students
[00:30:13] have been agitating since July 25. The number of students is increasing
[00:30:16] every day, and now the students have put a condition
[00:30:20] of direct dialogue with the CM. The students have put forward
[00:30:24] many of their major demands, including canceling controversial examinations
[00:30:27] before talking to the government. We will also tell you about these demands, and
[00:30:31] we will see these news in News 9 in detail. Along with this,
[00:30:35] there will be other news as well, but
[00:30:37] of News Night.
[00:30:43] Even in the third week of the monsoon session, the uproar of the opposition continues,
[00:30:46] affecting the functioning of Parliament. Amidst the uproar, the Taxation and Other
[00:30:50] Laws (Amendment) Bill 2026 was passed
[00:30:53] in the Lok Sabha. The Rajya Sabha approved
[00:30:57] Appropriation Bill No. 3.