Tika Ram Jully pledges to raise youth concerns in Rajasthan Assembly

Rajasthan Leader of Opposition Tika Ram Jully met with approximately 50 Gen Z students in Jaipur to discuss various socio-political and educational concerns. The interaction, organized by People for Democracy, covered topics including unemployment, corruption, skill development, and the impact of artificial intelligence on education.

During the dialogue, students raised specific issues regarding examination paper leaks and the high cost of paid AI tools. Jully pledged to bring these matters to the Rajasthan Assembly session starting August 20. He specifically noted that if the Congress party returns to power, they would consider providing government support to help students access paid AI services.

Infrastructure was also a primary concern, with participants highlighting teacher shortages and unsafe school buildings. Jully alleged that more than 45,000 schools in the state require repairs and claimed the current state government has failed to address these needs adequately.