New Delhi: Amidst the students’ protest in Delhi against the paper leak, Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared a new video on his Instagram handle late on Friday night. Prime Minister Narendra Modi thanked the youth for the response to his video message late Thursday night and said their positive suggestions have further strengthened his bond with them.
In the video, PM Modi said, “Thank you to the youth who watched my video yesterday and sent good suggestions.” PM Modi told the youth, “Thank you friends. I got a chance to meet you late last night. I appreciate the way you responded to my video and your positive suggestions. Thanks everyone”.
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The video was viewed by more than 25 lakh people in 8 minutes
This new video was seen and liked by a lot of people on social media. The video received more than 25 lakh views within eight minutes of being posted. It also got more than 10 lakh likes on Instagram within 20 minutes.
This was said in the video late on Thursday night
it Video message PM Modi The video, posted at 11:52 pm on Thursday, came a day after he had announced that the Union Cabinet would discuss a draft of a law to provide for fast-track courts and stricter punishment in paper leak cases.
In a nearly three-minute video message shared on social media, the Prime Minister said that the government will make every possible effort to get the proposed law passed by Parliament as soon as possible during the ongoing monsoon session. Describing the exam paper leak as a serious issue, the PM said that such incidents have deeply hurt lakhs of students and their parents. He stressed that the government is committed to dealing with paper leak cases more effectively.
Students’ academic year will not be wasted
Prime Minister Modi said that this is not a minor issue. This has caused great grief to lakhs of students and their parents. PM Modi also said that the immediate priority of the government after the NEET paper leak is to ensure that an academic year of students is not lost.
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