Student protests in Jharkhand have ignited a political clash, with the Chief Minister accusing the BJP of misleading students for political gain, while NDA MPs criticize Rahul Gandhi's silence on the use of force against protesters.

During a breakfast meeting with 45 NDA MPs, including rebel factions, Prime Minister Modi advised them to avoid the 'Lutyens web,' refrain from making 'trashy' comments on TV, maintain dignity, and actively engage on social media.

Indian Prime Minister Modi called on NDA MPs to 'win the trust of youth' amidst concerns over paper leaks, emphasizing the need to punish those involved in the 'menace' run by gangs.

Indian NDA MPs are questioning Rahul Gandhi's silence over the alleged use of lathis and water cannons against protesting students in Jharkhand. Separately, actor Prakash Raj also condemned the crackdown, stating that 'brutality won't work anymore'.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged NDA Members of Parliament to be careful and dignified while using technology during a breakfast meeting.

NDA Members of Parliament waved the tricolour flag and chanted 'Vande Mataram' as they welcomed the Prime Minister at the 'Mangal Milan' event.