J. Sai Deepak's Big Statement On NEET Row & Protests: 'Genuine Students Should Distance...' | WATCH

Описание: J. Sai Deepak Exclusive: Advocate J. Sai Deepak spoke exclusively with Times Now's Pranesh Roy on the show India Upfront CJP protest, NEET Paper leak & more. He said, "The situation escalated because protesters gained narrative advantage while the government appeared unprepared. I believe there may have been excesses from both sides, but genuine students should distance themselves from disruptive elements. I don’t rule out external influence, but the govt must focus on preparedness, transparency, and addressing genuine concerns instead of relying only on the foreign hand narrative. Constructive criticism should be accepted to improve governance. Who said that a Bangladesh or a Nepal situation can't happen in India? It is always possible. All ingredients are there... I would be extra vigilant compared to Bangladesh or Nepal... If resignation fixes the problem, then yes, do that, but if it doesn't, then fix the problem. Taking accountability doesn't always translate to resignation...

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