Dharmendra Pradhan के स्वागत पर भड़के Gaurav Gogoi | Parliament Session | Congress | NTA

In this powerful parliamentary speech, Member of Parliament Gaurav Gogoi delivers a sharp critique of the Modi government during the discussion on the Anti-Paper Leak Bill. Raising serious concerns about repeated examination irregularities, institutional accountability, and the future of millions of students, Gogoi questions whether the government's response is sufficient to restore public confidence in India's examination system. Throughout his address, he argues that despite legislative efforts, paper leaks continue to undermine the credibility of competitive examinations. He calls for greater transparency in investigations, stronger accountability for those responsible, and meaningful reforms within institutions responsible for conducting national-level exams. Gogoi also raises concerns about the functioning and leadership of examination bodies, emphasizing that structural reforms are necessary to prevent future irregularities. The speech goes beyond the issue of paper leaks and focuses on the aspirations of India's youth. Gogoi highlights the frustration and anxiety faced by students whose careers are affected by repeated examination controversies. He also speaks about student protests, democratic rights, and the responsibility of the government to respond with sensitivity rather than force. Calling for accountability from the highest levels of government, Gaurav Gogoi urges Parliament to address not only the immediate issue of examination malpractice but also the larger institutional failures that have eroded trust among students and their families. His speech presents a broader argument about education, governance, transparency, and the importance of protecting the future of India's young generation. Watch the complete speech to understand the key arguments, political exchanges, and parliamentary debate surrounding the Anti-Paper Leak Bill and the future of examination reforms in India. Produced by: Indian Express Hindi Edited by: