BSP chief Mayawati strongly criticized the political exploitation of ongoing CJP protests in Delhi, highlighting student struggles. She pointed out that students face severe challenges due to NEET paper leaks and other exam irregularities, which harm families across India. Furthermore, she emphasized that protesters face unnecessary government confrontation, creating wider disruptions in both Delhi and other states. Consequently, Mayawati called for immediate measures to depoliticize the movement and restore public peace.
Corruption at Every Level Is a Core Issue
Moreover, she linked recent incidents, including temple donation controversies and nationwide exam irregularities, to systemic corruption. She explained that corruption permeates society and undermines constitutional ethics, and stressed that Dr. B.R. Ambedkar prioritized governance reforms to prevent such decay. Therefore, she insisted that authorities and courts take proactive steps to resolve current crises efficiently. She also highlighted that political parties must avoid exploiting CJP’s growing protests for narrow partisan gains.
Call for Peaceful Resolution and Government Action
Additionally, Mayawati urged both the government and protesters to collaborate for a harmonious resolution as quickly as possible. She warned that escalating conflicts from political manipulation could endanger public safety and disrupt daily life. Therefore, she emphasized urgent measures to restore order, ensure student welfare, and address systemic corruption through legal and constitutional frameworks. She concluded by insisting that resolving the student movement’s core issues should prioritize national and public interest above all.
