The directive followed a high-stakes NDA Parliamentary Party gathering where the Prime Minister insisted on swift, decisive action to protect the integrity of the examination process. This push for accountability comes as student protests intensify and government officials, including Health Minister JP Nadda, face mounting pressure to address the systemic failures reported by candidates.
Beyond the examination crisis, the meeting served as a platform to align the coalition on trade policy. Modi emphasized that any future Free Trade Agreements must prioritize domestic agricultural stability. He explicitly instructed that the welfare of farmers remain a non-negotiable safeguard in all international trade negotiations, ensuring that economic partnerships do not come at the cost of national food producers.





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