Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday expressed gratitude to the country’s youth after receiving an overwhelming response to his recent Instagram video on examination paper leak reforms. In a fresh video message, the Prime Minister thanked viewers for their love, support, and constructive suggestions, saying the enthusiastic participation of young people had further strengthened his confidence in engaging directly with them on issues affecting their future.
The Prime Minister said he was encouraged by the large number of comments and thoughtful feedback shared by students and young citizens. He noted that these suggestions would play an important role in strengthening efforts to make India’s examination system more transparent, fair, and accountable. Modi also reiterated the government’s commitment to protecting the interests of honest students and ensuring strict action against those involved in paper leak cases.
According to multiple reports, Modi’s earlier Instagram reel on anti-paper leak measures attracted more than 303 million views within 24 hours, making it one of the most widely viewed political videos on the platform. The video was released amid nationwide student protests over alleged examination paper leaks and included announcements of stronger legal action, fast-track courts, and tougher penalties for offenders.
In his latest message, the Prime Minister said the overwhelming public engagement reflected the aspirations of India’s youth for a transparent and merit-based examination system. He assured students that their voices were being heard and that the government would continue taking concrete steps to restore confidence in recruitment and competitive examinations across the country.
The social media outreach is also being viewed as part of the government’s broader effort to connect with younger audiences through digital platforms. The strong response to the Prime Minister’s videos comes at a time when examination reforms and student concerns remain at the centre of national discussions, with the government emphasizing continued dialogue and policy action on the issue.
