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The Prime Minister has given his first statement on the youth protests, suggesting setting up fast track courts to punish those behind paper leaks. However, the protesters consider this a victory, but feel that the solution is too little, too late.
“What you are suggesting, fast track courts, I mean how does it make any sense?”From the report
The Prime Minister also gave his first ever statement on these protests and he said that what we are going to do is set up fast track courts to punish those who are behind these paper leaks. Do you consider at least him giving a statement on this some sort of a victory or do you think it's too little too late? Please note, whoever is watching this, there are going to be more and more victories like these in the coming days. The Prime Minister answering, giving a statement on the issue is a big win. spoken up when there are protests. He has waited for 13 months after taking the lives of 750 plus farmers, only then taking back the laws. But for him to do this in less than 40 days, it's a big achievement of the youth, of the young people. However, the measure that he has suggested, Mr. Prime Minister, please do not come up with random solutions. We are giving you solutions. Listen to the people of this country. Listen to the hundreds of experts who have dedicated decades to education and this system. listen to them and only then will you be able to fix the rotten corrupt education system. What you are suggesting, fast track courts, I mean how does it make any sense? It's a band-aid measure. Why? Because what usually happens is there are five crore pending cases across courts in India. Lower courts have the most amount of pending cases. What they usually do is a court that is in existence is re-designated as a fast track court. So you think that you are gonna solve a problem, but you are creating another problem. You are adding to the already humongous pendency of court cases in this country. The system won't work, the education ministry won't work, the education system won't work until you have an incompetent minister like Dharmendra Pradhan. So he has to go.