Rahul Gandhi’s war: Another name of BJP ‘Paper Chor’, stands with youth

Amid allegations of disturbances in Uttarakhand Subordinate Services Selection Commission (UKSSC) Graduate Level Competitive Examination 2025, Congress MP and Lok Sabha leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday launched new attacks on the BJP and accused him of being a “paper thief”. In a social media post on X, Rahul Gandhi wrote, “Today is the BJP’s second name-Paper Chor! Paper leaks across the country have ruined the lives and dreams of millions of hardworking youth. UKSSC paper leak in Uttarakhand is the latest example of this. Millions of youth have worked hard day and night, but the BJP stole all their hard work.”
 

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The Congress MP further alleged that the Modi government is only worried about its power, not the unemployment of the youth. It was further stated in the social media post that we are constantly demanding that a strong and transparent system be made to stop the paper leaks. But the Modi government has turned its eyes on this – because they are worried about the unemployment of the youth, but their power. The comment came a week after his allegation in which he alleged that during the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, a large -scale votes were tried in Karnataka’s Aland constituency.
The Congress MP, linking the alleged paper leak case with his earlier allegations of “vote theft”, claimed that unemployment and vote theft were connected to each other. He said, “Unemployment is the biggest problem in the country today and it is directly related to vote theft. Paper thieves know that even if the youth do not get a job, they will remain in power by stealing votes in elections.” Gandhi expressed his support to the youth and every student, calling it “the fight for justice and democracy”.
 

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Congress leader posted on X, “Youth are on the streets and ‘paper thieves leave the pack!’ The slogan of this is not a fight for the youth’s jobs only, I stand firmly with every student and youth in this battle. Earlier today, Uttarakhand Subordinate Services Selection Commission (UKSSC) Graduate Level Competitive Examination 2025, Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami appealed to the youth to beware of those who exploited their interests.

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