shiksha nyay samvad

Rahul Gandhi is set to engage with students in Darbhanga and Patna as part of the Congress party's 'shiksha nyay samvad' initiative, aiming to regain support from Dalit and extremely backward caste voters.

In Darbhanga, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi faced police obstruction while attempting to enter Ambedkar hostel for the ‘shiksha nyay samvad’ with students. Local authorities denied entry, leading to protests from Bihar Congress leaders. The administration reportedly shifted the venue, but Congress insisted on the original location.

The Congress party alleges that Rahul Gandhi has been denied permission by the Darbhanga district administration to interact with Dalit students at Ambedkar hostel as part of the "shiksha nyay samvad" campaign. “It seems a repressive measure taken at the behest of the state's ruling JD(U)-BJP combine,” Congress said.

NDA leaders strongly criticized Rahul Gandhi's claims that the Darbhanga administration denied him permission to interact with Dalit students at Ambedkar Hostel during the launch of 'shiksha nyay samvad.' They refuted the allegations, stating that hostels are not for political meetings and accused Gandhi of political opportunism ahead of Bihar elections.

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra criticized Bihar's NDA government, alleging dictatorial behavior after Rahul Gandhi was reportedly blocked from a student interaction in Darbhanga. She questioned if raising the concerns of marginalized communities was a crime.

Rahul Gandhi faced police obstruction en route to Ambedkar hostel in Darbhanga, where he planned to engage with students at a 'shiksha nyay samvad' event. Despite the attempts to stop him, Gandhi entered the premises and criticized the Bihar government as a "Double Engine Dhokebaaz Sarkaar," vowing to implement social justice measures if his party comes to power.