Rahul Gandhi Press Conference: Rahul Gandhi, who took to the streets on the NEET paper leak issue, held a press conference today. During this, he also showed the wounds caused by beating and umbrella of student Sahil who was injured by pellet gun at Jantar Mantar.
Protests are still going on from Delhi to across the country regarding the NEET paper leak issue and the demand for the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Meanwhile, today Lok Sabha Opposition Leader Rahul Gandhi held a press conference along with a student who was injured by a pellet gun during the strike. During this, Rahul told about the injuries of the student who was badly injured in the assault by the police. The situation is such that he may lose the vision in one eye forever. There is only a 1 percent chance of Roshni returning. So let us know who is this victimized student?
Rahul Gandhi showed the student’s deep wounds with his own hands
In fact, during the foot march taken out by the Cockroach Janata Party from Jantar Mantar to Parliament House on July 20, more than 100 students were injured in the lathicharge by the police. In which this student Sahil is also included. Standing with him today, Rahul Gandhi not only narrated that incident but also narrated the wounds on his hands, stomach and chest. Rahul said – This injured child is my brother, who was protesting peacefully with the tricolor in his hand. But at that time he was injured by pellet gun. Rahul said, ‘Dharmendra Pradhan is a criminal education minister. They are a symbol of the collapse of our education system. He will have to resign.
Who is Sahil whose wounds Rahul showed?
- Let us tell you that the full name of the student whose wounds Rahul Gandhi has shown in front of everyone today is Sahil Lochab. Who is a resident of Najafgarh in South-West Delhi. Sahil is a student of School of Open Learning (SOL), Delhi University. He always wanted to become a police officer. Who had gone to Jantar Mantar to join the protest, telling his mother that it was a matter related to my career, so I also went. But he did not expect that he would get lifelong wounds in this protest.
Only 1% hope for eyesight
Sahil recently underwent surgery at the Jaiprakash Narayan Apex Trauma Center of AIIMS, Delhi. Who is on the verge of losing vision in his right eye due to the pellet gun of the police. Doctors have reported that there is only a 1% chance of the injured eye regaining vision because the pupil of the eye has been severely damaged.