During his visit to Narayanpur, Kumar also voiced concern over atrocities on tribals and minorities, alleged corruption in government schemes, and the continuing toll of Maoist violence on local communities.
In the letter, he stated, "If proven true, these allegations are not only a gross betrayal of public trust but also a serious affront to the integrity of our judicial institutions." He urged all political parties to rise above partisanship and take constitutional responsibility to safeguard the credibility of India’s judiciary.
Such a move, Viswam said will disproportionately affect non-Hindi speaking students who constitute a large segment in prestigious institutes such as IIT or IIM from pursuing their education.
