Days after PM Narendra Modi addressed CJP protesters as “friends,” the BJP said the remark reflected the government's commitment to students. It highlighted proposed anti-paper leak reforms, including stricter punishments, fast-track trials, and dedicated task forces to curb exam fraud.
Days after PM Narendra Modi addressed CJP protesters as “friends,” the BJP said the remark reflected the government's commitment to students. It highlighted proposed anti-paper leak reforms, including stricter punishments, fast-track trials, and dedicated task forces to curb exam fraud.
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Days after PM Narendra Modi addressed CJP protesters as “friends,” the BJP said the remark reflected the government's commitment to students. It highlighted proposed anti-paper leak reforms, including stricter punishments, fast-track trials, and dedicated task forces to curb exam fraud.
