Dimple Yadav Warns Government of Using Controversial Topics to Shift Focus

Speaking to reporters, Dimple Yadav accused the administration of following a classic "divide and rule" playbook. She said that while massive protests are ongoing against the ruling party’s ideology, the government is busy creating fresh controversies to keep the nation’s attention away from pressing youth issues.

Yadav cited the tragic death of children on streets, the deployment of pellet guns against civilians, and the brutal lathi‑charge on female students as core matters that demand parliamentary debate. She also referenced circulating videos that allegedly show women being inappropriately touched, demanding swift accountability for those involved.

The opposition contends that the Home Minister has consistently avoided appearing before the Lok Sabha to address these concerns. They maintain that every time the discourse shifts to communal polarization or appeasement, the government springs into action, yet sidesteps serious questions about employment, education and law‑order that affect the younger generation.