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Politics
Rahul Gandhi to Address ‘Students' Echo’ Forum in Indore on Exam Transparency and Youth Employment
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 19 Sep 2026, 07:15 PM
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Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi arrived in Indore to join the ‘Students' Echo’ forum, where he will discuss exam integrity, paper leaks and unemployment with students and youth.
Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi touched down in Indore on Thursday as part of his outreach to youth and students. He is scheduled to appear at the ‘Students' Echo’ (छात्रों की गूंज) program, a platform that brings together school and college students to discuss issues affecting their education and future prospects.
During the session, Gandhi is expected to raise concerns about transparency in competitive examinations, the persistent problem of paper leaks, and the growing unemployment among fresh graduates. He will field questions from the audience and outline the opposition’s stance on reforms needed in the education and recruitment systems.
The event, organized by local student groups in Madhya Pradesh, aims to provide a direct dialogue between policymakers and the younger demographic. Gandhi’s participation underscores the political relevance of education policy ahead of upcoming elections.
Organisers said the forum will also cover broader topics such as skill development and job creation, seeking concrete suggestions from participants. No official statements have been released yet on any specific policy proposals.
The gathering is expected to draw a sizable crowd of students from various institutions across Indore, reflecting heightened interest in the debate over exam fairness and employment opportunities.
During the session, Gandhi is expected to raise concerns about transparency in competitive examinations, the persistent problem of paper leaks, and the growing unemployment among fresh graduates. He will field questions from the audience and outline the opposition’s stance on reforms needed in the education and recruitment systems.
The event, organized by local student groups in Madhya Pradesh, aims to provide a direct dialogue between policymakers and the younger demographic. Gandhi’s participation underscores the political relevance of education policy ahead of upcoming elections.
Organisers said the forum will also cover broader topics such as skill development and job creation, seeking concrete suggestions from participants. No official statements have been released yet on any specific policy proposals.
The gathering is expected to draw a sizable crowd of students from various institutions across Indore, reflecting heightened interest in the debate over exam fairness and employment opportunities.