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Rahul Gandhi Praises Youth Power After Meeting NEET Protester

In a recent meeting, Rahul Gandhi commended Mohammad Irfan, a young protester who read the Constitution's Preamble during a NEET protest. Gandhi highlighted that the strength of India lies in its youth, as exemplified by Irfan's insightful perspectives on critical social issues. This encounter underscores the importance of young voices in shaping the future of the nation. Irfan's impactful statements during the protest have resonated widely, showcasing the struggles faced by laborers and the need for awareness of rights and responsibilities among the youth. Discover more about this inspiring meeting and its implications for India's future.
By Narendra Chaudhary Jul 27, 2026, 18:50 IST

A Meaningful Encounter at Jantar Mantar

On July 27, in New Delhi, Rahul Gandhi, the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, met with Mohammad Irfan, a young man who gained attention for reading the Preamble of the Constitution during a protest against the NEET question paper leak at Jantar Mantar. Gandhi expressed that Irfan's perspective exemplifies the strength of India's youth. Sharing photos of their meeting on Instagram, he remarked that the thoughts of young individuals like Irfan are not limited by their circumstances. He stated, 'His understanding of the Constitution, his outlook towards the nation, and his eagerness to learn highlight that India's greatest strength lies within its youth.'

Gandhi emphasized that millions of youths like Irfan represent the true hope of the country, showcasing curiosity, sensitivity, and awareness of their rights and responsibilities.


Irfan's Impactful Voice

Rahul Gandhi visited Irfan at his home following the protest organized by the Cockroach People's Party at Jantar Mantar. Irfan became a focal point on social media due to his candid, sensitive, and grounded statements during the demonstration. Coming from a slum background, he effectively raised critical issues such as the struggles of laborers in the unorganized sector, access to education, healthcare facilities, and democratic rights, drawing from his personal experiences.