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Chhatron ki Goonj” organised by DCC Jammu Urban in Bishnah
7/5/2026 9:46:48 PM
Early Times Report

Bishnah, July 5: Expressing great concern over the commercialisation of Education in the country and the repeated paper leaks of NEET and other prestigious examinations, under BJP regime, JKPCC Chief Tariq Hameed Karra announced to hold candle light march to pay tributes & to highlight the suicide of 21 NEET aspirants, in all twenty districts and at all Assembly segments of Jammu district & other parts in coming days to press for resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan,fix responsibility and brung reforms in Education system to save the career & lives of our children.
Addressing a largely attended “ Chhatron ki Goonj” programme here today organised by DCC Jammu Urban led by Former minister Yogesh Sawhney and DCC Jammu Rural led by Neeraj kundan, Shri Karra said that the entire education system including conduct of examinations has been commercialised under BJP regime leading to spoiling of the career of our youth ,who are resorting to suicides out of frustration. We can’t wait & watch as spectators to the entire situation as there are over 90 incidents of paper leaks in the country and every time re - examinations are conducted without fixing any accountability and bringing reforms.
JKPCC Chief was accompanied by Working President Shri Raman Bhalla and several senior leaders former ministers and legislators and frontal heads including NSUI and Youth leaders. The paper leaks not only spoils the career of our children but shatters their parents economically as highlighted by LOP Shri Rahul Gandhi by holding a massive “ Chhatron ki Goonj” at Kota, Karra said.
The Congress party led by Rahul Gandhi has launched movement to save the career abd lives of our young children by holding series of such youth and students programmes to provide platform to them to highlight their demands to fix responsibility, seek resignation of Education Minister and bring necessary reforms in the entire education & examinations system,he added.
Karra said that not only education and examinations have been commercialised but the unemployed is also being taxed heavily by examinations and re- examinations, charging huge fee in the name of recruitments .This has to be checked by all peaceful means in democracy.
JKPCC Chief said that every thing is being sold in the name of privatisation under Modi regime and the recent disclosures of “Chanda Chori” from Ram temple has shared the nation and hurt the religious sentiments of 140 cr people of this country.

Accountability is a causality under BJP regime, he said,adding democracy means accountability.
The programme was coordinated by NSUI and Youth Congress leaders including Ajay Lakhotra, Anirudh Sawhney and addressed by students and youth including Rishav Bali,Tanveer Singh ,Kanhaiya Chaudhary, Preeti Kumari,Shalu Bharti . THE NEET candidates shared their experience and suggesting way forward for reforms.
Working President Raman Bhalla, Yogesh Sawhney and Neeraj Kundan addressed the gathering of young children and their parents and attended by several senior leaders including Chief Spokesperson Ravinder Sharma, Former MP T S Bajwa, Ex MLA Balbir Singh, Former ministers Snt Gurbachan Rana, Jugal Kishore Sharma, Ch Gharu Ram,,Senior leaders Th Manmohan Singh,Rajnish Sharma, Shashi Sharma, Amrit Bali, Satish Sharma, Vijay Sharma Neeraj Gupta, Ashok Bhagat, Ch Dwarka, Iqbal Dar, Sohit Sharma, Rajesh Sharma, Th Romal Singh, Jatinder Bhagat, Jatinder Chib, Bharat Priye, Rajinder Singh,Virinder Manhas, Rakesh Sharma, Vijay Tagotra, Kailash Saini,Khushwant Singh and several others.
Shri Raman Bhalla lauded the organisers& the spirit of young speakers who expressed their hardships and fear in the atmosphere of uncertainty over their future in the country.
The speakers appreciated the initiative of Shri Rahul Gandhi ji to launch movement & fight for yhe rights of students in the country. He assured the young people that party stands with them & urged them to come forward for justice.
Earlier the gathering was shown the brief background of the prevailing education and examination system causing lot of mental and economic burden on the students and their parents besides a situation of uncertainty.
Shri interaction of LOP Shri Rahul Gandhi ji with a massive gathering of students at Kota was displayed to show the solidarity of Congress leader with the suffering community of students and their parents under BJP regime.
DCC President Neeraj Kundan welcomed the leadership & the participants and said that country needs to wake up to challenge the deception with our youth by the government and its agencies. The future of our children is uncertain and in darkness for which a decisive battle has to be fought.
DCC Jammu Urban Yogesh Sawhney thanked the participants and appreciated the inputs of students shared in the gathering and said that battle for the rights of our children has to be fought with full force.
A two minutes silence was observed on the occasion to pray for peace to the souls of NEET aspirants who committed suicide after paper leak.
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