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‘Congress will now demand accountability from BJP govt on paper leaks in Parliament,’ says Hooda

‘Congress will now demand accountability from BJP govt on paper leaks in Parliament,’ says Hooda

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Former Chief Minister and Leader of the Opposition Bhupinder Singh Hooda said that after Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation, the BJP led central government must now apologise to the country’s youth, even as the Congress will now demand accountability from the government regarding paper leaks in the Parliament.“Had Mr. Pradhan accepted moral responsibility and resigned at the very beginning, innocent students would neither have had to face lathi-charges nor endure such a prolonged struggle,” he said, addressing a press conference here. Beyond paper leaks, the question of trust and institutional integrity“The government must now apologise to the youth, the country’s future, whom it subjected to lathi-charges and brutality.

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Former Chief Minister and Leader of the Opposition Bhupinder Singh Hooda said that after Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation, the BJP led central government must now apologise to the country’s youth, even as the Congress will now demand accountability from the government regarding paper leaks in the Parliament.“Had Mr. Pradhan accepted moral responsibility and resigned at the very beginning, innocent students would neither have had to face lathi-charges nor endure such a prolonged struggle,” he said, addressing a press conference here. Beyond paper leaks, the question of trust and institutional integrity“The government must now apologise to the youth, the country’s future, whom it subjected to lathi-charges and brutality.

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