Children Protest Still Unforgiven: Pandey Says Government Won't Be Pardoned

Sanatan Pandey asserted that the youngsters who marched against policy decisions have not forgiven the state for the heavy‑handed response they endured. He questioned whether the Prime Minister's statement about "forgiving" the protesters truly reflects the reality on the ground.

The MP recounted how police forces tore clothing, used excessive force and even damaged the nails of the children with batons. He emphasized that such mistreatment cannot be nullified by a verbal pardon.

According to Pandey, the nation's leadership has failed to honor the many pledges made to the farming community, merchants and the youth, leading to widespread disillusionment. He warned that the current administration may soon lose its legitimacy if it does not address these grievances.

He concluded by stating that the people of India are unlikely to forgive the government until concrete steps are taken to rectify the situation.