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How many trains can one stop? Can't halt youth of India: Chirag Paswan

How many trains can one stop? Can't halt youth of India: Chirag Paswan
Times of India Friday 09 October 2026, 23:50 UTC By TNN 1 min read
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NEW DELHI: "They are the youth of India. Nobody can stop them," BJP ally and Union minister Chirag Paswan said Friday, replying to allegations that govt was curbing train and metro services to stop people from attending Saturday's protest called by CJP over the SIR issue. "Some people are trying to spread such misconceptions.

NEW DELHI: "They are the youth of India. Nobody can stop them," BJP ally and Union minister Chirag Paswan said Friday, replying to allegations that govt was curbing train and metro services to stop people from attending Saturday's protest called by CJP over the SIR issue. "Some people are trying to spread such misconceptions. How many trains can one stop? How many roads can one block? They are India's youth, capable of showing the way to the world. Generations have done it. No one can stop them," the LJP (Ram Vilas) president told reporters on the sidelines of an event. After CEC Gyanesh Kumar came under scrutiny following the charge that he was taking unilateral decisions, Chirag had called for clarification but quickly backed out after Election Commission released a statement to suggest that decisions were unanimous. [Image text:] THETIMES GROUD
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