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Jhooth ki Goonj / Claims / Dehradun
Rally 2 of 4 · Uttarakhand · 17 July 2026
Dehradun: 13 claims, every one checked.
On 17 July 2026, Rahul Gandhi addressed the Dehradun edition of “Chhatron Ki Goonj”, a student interaction held in Dehradun, Uttarakhand. There he spun lies thinking no one will call him out. He also conveniently ignored how congress state governments were turning a blind eye to paper leaks.
The following is a fact-check of the major claims made by Rahul Gandhi during the programme, using the latest available government data, official surveys and relevant research.
13 False 0 Misleading
The claims
01 The final conviction rate for paper leaks in India is absolute zero, with not a single major perpetrator convicted or sent to jail. False 02 Manufacturing, entrepreneurship, corporate employment and the public sector are closed; only government jobs remain accessible. False 03 The phones in students’ hands and the shirts they wear all come from China. False 04 Three, four, or five businesses have captured India’s banking money; ordinary entrepreneurs cannot obtain loans. False 05 AI has dealt such a heavy blow to IT jobs that the corporate-employment door is effectively closed. False 06 Privatisation has closed the public-sector route for young people. False 07 Coaching centres, translators, printers, transporters, vendors, NTA and ministry officials form a single paper-leak structure. False 08 India uses a nineteenth-century examination system. False 09 Every examination in India is held on a single day; randomisation would allow testing across multiple days. False 10 Aspirants spend ₹9 lakh over five years preparing for competitive examinations. False 11 Ninety-nine per cent of candidates preparing for examinations belong to poor or middle-class families. False 12 Nine crore aspirants pursue government examinations, but only six lakh succeed, one successful candidate for every 150 aspirants. False 13 Paper leaks harmed 7.5 crore students during the past decade. False
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