CM Rekha Gupta said on the protest reel, 'These students...'

Rekha Gupta News: Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said during the protest at Jantar Mantar, regarding the reel containing abusive words, that those who did this cannot be students.

 

 

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta responded to the abusive reel shown during the Jantar Mantar protest. She stated that these were not students, as students in our country cannot use such abusive language. She also criticized the previous Aam Aadmi Party government for its development work.

Many construction works were delayed due to the previous government – ​​Rekha Gupta.

Taking aim at Arvind Kejriwal, CM Rekha Gupta said, "What his government did in five years, we did in one year. We are completing many of his unfinished projects. The previous government delayed many construction projects, leading to increased costs. The audit report has exposed those who boasted of a world-class education model in Delhi."

We will fulfill all the promises we made to the public – Rekha Gupta.

The Delhi Chief Minister further said, "We made 125 decisions in one year, while the previous government made 250 decisions in five years. We held 36 cabinet meetings in one year, and the previous government held slightly more than us in the last five years. Our government is working 24/7. We will fulfill all the promises we made to the public."

'Strict penal laws against paper leaks strengthen students' confidence'

Recently, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta praised the central government, saying, "The government is taking strict action against paper leaks, strengthening legal safeguards, creating a more reliable examination system, expanding educational opportunities, and consistently supporting startups. Through this, the government aims to empower every young Indian and strengthen the country's future. She also added that through fast-track courts, strict action against the paper leak mafia, and stringent punishment provisions, the government is strengthening the confidence of students and parents."