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Senior BJP leader Dilip Ghosh has leveled explosive allegations, claiming that ongoing student protests regarding the NEET examination paper leak are being fueled by foreign elements. Targeting the demonstrators in West Bengal and Delhi, Ghosh suggested that these protests are part of a broader conspiracy aimed at destabilizing India and turning the nation into 'another Bangladesh or Pakistan'.
Speaking on the sensitivity of the situation, the BJP leader asserted that the administration, under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah, possesses the full capability to address the ongoing concerns. He emphasized that the government has maintained a stance of restraint thus far, prioritizing public order and stability.
However, Ghosh issued a stern warning to those orchestrating or participating in the unrest. He made it clear that while the government is currently exercising patience, this should not be interpreted as a sign of weakness. Should the protests continue to disrupt public peace and cause widespread disturbance, the administration is prepared to take decisive and stern action to restore order.
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