BJP MP Nishikant Dubey addressed protesting students at Jantar Mantar, urging them to focus on education rather than participating in demonstrations over the NEET paper leak controversy.He emphasized that academic excellence, not agitation, is the pathway to careers in medicine, engineering, and civil services.Dubey highlighted historical examples where student protests disrupted their educational progress, leading to long-term consequences.He called for stringent legal measures against paper leaks, suggesting the possibility of the death penalty for those involved.

The MP also supported Prime Minister Narendra Modi's stance on strict action against perpetrators, stressing that parents invest in education for their children's future.

Dubey criticized opposition parties for not allowing parliamentary discussions on the issue, advocating for a robust legal framework to combat examination fraud.

His comments reflect the BJP's broader narrative linking student activism to academic neglect and the need for punitive measures against systemic issues in exams.