The dispute centers on a video shared by Singhar, which supposedly captures the minister using derogatory language toward the student body. Vijayvargiya has categorically rejected the accusation, asserting that his words were misrepresented to incite backlash. He argues the narrative is a calculated maneuver designed to erode his standing with youth voters during a period of significant unrest.
This clash unfolds against the backdrop of intense nationwide protests triggered by the NEET paper leak. Tensions escalated recently when activist Sonam Wangchuk initiated a hunger strike, leading to a sprawling 'Chalo Sansad' march toward Parliament. Security forces responded with tear gas and metro station closures, highlighting the volatile environment in which these political accusations are now circulating.





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