Union minister Chirag Paswan on Friday said cancelling trains cannot stop India’s youth, as he lambasted the Opposition for spreading false narratives and playing politics with protests against the Election Commission.
Union Minister Chirag Paswan lambasted the Opposition for “spreading false narratives and playing politics” with protests against the Election Commission.
CJP has announced protests from Saturday to demand the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and implementation of electoral reforms. Amid stringent security measures in Delhi ahead of the Cockroach Janata Party’s (CJP) protests on Saturday and the ongoing Opposition parties’ protests, Paswan said bringing the city to a halt every now and then was not right. ” Bharat ke Yuva hain ye, inko koi nahi rok sakta prabhu. Jo log aise bhram failane ka prayas karte hain, kitini train koi rok lega, kitni conncetivity koi rok lega, kitni sadkon ko koi jaam kar dega . (These are the youth of India; no one can stop them. Some people are trying to spread false narratives. ” Bharat ke yuva hain duniya ko raasta dikhane ka kshamta rakhte hain…koi unhe nahi rok sakta (The youth of India have the capability to show the way for the world. To those attempting to spread such misconceptions, I ask how many trains can anyone really stop? How much connectivity can be blocked?
Earlier reporting noted: Haryana: Nothing can stop India’s youth, says Chirag Paswan amid train cancellations No restrictions on transport connectivity could stop India’s youth, Union minister Chirag Paswan said on Friday amid cancellation of trains to New Delhi due to the Cockroach Janta Party’s protest in the national capital.
How many trains can be stopped, how much connectivity can be curbed, how many roads can be jammed),” Paswan said. Nobody can stop them),” he said. Slamming the Opposition, Paswan said they are playing politics and are keen only on protests but not interested in finding solutions. “You (Opposition) are not able to win elections, and now, you are creating problems for the common people (with protests),” the minister said. He said the Opposition should seek time and meet the Chief Election Commissioner, and it was not appropriate to hold protests to have the meeting. How many roads can be jammed?” said Paswan, a key NDA ally, after attending the seventh convocation ceremony of NIFTEM-Kundli as the chief guest. Earlier reporting noted: He said India’s youth had the potential to show the world the way, as previous generations had done, and asserted that transport restrictions could not hold them back.
Earlier reporting noted: “These are the youth of India, nothing can stop them.
