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Pappu Yadav criticizes the Central Government over recent issues, including UGC’s rules and a plane crash in Maharashtra.
Pappu Yadav, a former MP and senior leader, has spoken out against the Central Government and BJP. He raised concerns at Patna airport about the Supreme Court’s decision to ban new UGC rules and a recent plane crash in Maharashtra. Yadav believes these events show serious failures in social justice and safety.
On the UGC matter, Yadav welcomed the Supreme Court’s stay on the ‘Promotion of Equity Regulations 2026’. He accused the BJP and its allies of trying to divide society. He emphasized that rules should benefit all communities equally, regardless of caste, and that every child has the right to merit and equality.
Regarding the plane crash that killed Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, Yadav expressed suspicion. He questioned why so many prominent leaders are involved in plane crashes and called for a CBI investigation, suggesting that there could be more to these accidents than meets the eye.
Yadav also criticized the government for issues related to NEET and administrative problems. He pointed out that corruption and brokers are ruining the education system and harming children’s futures. He remarked that the government is silent instead of addressing these issues.
Finally, Yadav hinted at his ongoing concerns about local politics and the Congress party with a light-hearted comment. He is focused on raising awareness about these serious issues and urging for accountability and transparency in governance.
Summary:
- Pappu Yadav criticizes the Central Government over UGC rules and a plane crash.
- He supports the Supreme Court’s stay on UGC regulations.
- Yadav questions the frequency of plane crashes involving politicians.
- He highlights corruption in the education system and its impact on students.
- Yadav continues to engage with local political issues while seeking accountability.
