'Youth Need Uniform Education System, Not Uniform Civil Code,' Says Congress MLA Jaivardhan Singh | VIDEO

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Former Madhya Pradesh minister and Congress MLA Jaivardhan Singh on Wednesday said the country’s youth are demanding better education and fair examinations, not debates on issues like the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) and live-in relationships.

Speaking to the media during the Congress’ Chhatron Ki Goonj programme in Jabalpur, Singh said, “Today, the youth of the country, whom we call the nation’s strength, are demanding their rights. They want quality education and transparent examinations.”

Taking a jibe at the BJP government, Singh said, “The government is instead talking about the Uniform Civil Code and live-in relationships, but today’s youth are asking for a uniform education system and a common healthcare policy.”

Paper leaks major issue in 12-year tenure

Singh alleged that paper leaks have become a major issue during the BJP government’s 12-year tenure at the Centre. He claimed that examinations like CBSE, NEET and state Public Service Commission (PSC) exams have faced paper leak controversies.

He questioned the appointment of the National Testing Agency (NTA) chief, alleging that the person had earlier held positions in the Madhya Pradesh PSC and Chhattisgarh before being appointed to the NTA.