Press Conference: JP Nadda Questions Rahul Gandhi's Selectivity, Offers Parl Debate On Paper Leaks

The Union Health Minister addresses student demands over paper leaks and says the issue should be examined in Parliament rather than used for political mileage. He cites examination leaks and irregularities across several states, questions the Opposition's selective focus, and says the government is ready for either a short- or long-duration discussion. The Opposition, he says, may decide whether the debate lasts 12 or 18 hours. The briefing calls for scrutiny of the factors behind leaks, the people involved, government responses and measures needed to prevent injustice to students. During questions, the minister says written submissions have been received, further talks can continue, and an open letter will receive a response. He also says police action involving students and demands for the Education Minister's resignation can be discussed in Parliament.

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