Students Raise Concerns Over Campus Safety, Facilities and Quality Education; Government to Incorporate Their Suggestions into Youth Policy and Budget Planning

New Delhi, October 12 (HS): Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Monday met student representatives from various colleges across the national capital to discuss their experiences, concerns and suggestions regarding campus life and education.

In a post on the social media platform X, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said she had held a cordial and informal interaction with student representatives from different colleges in Delhi. During the meeting, the students shared their experiences and offered several constructive suggestions concerning campus safety, facilities and access to better education.

The Chief Minister said the outlook, fresh ideas and determination of the younger generation to achieve their goals served as an inspiration. She observed that young women were not only pursuing their personal aspirations but were also coming forward to contribute towards making Delhi a better city.

Gupta stated that the Delhi government would give priority to addressing the suggestions put forward by the students. She added that, alongside regular interactions with young people, efforts would be made to increase student participation in the formulation of the forthcoming youth policy and the preparation of the government’s budget.

Emphasising her commitment to empowering young women, the Chief Minister said every female student in Delhi should be able to move forward with confidence, assume leadership roles and fulfil her aspirations.

She further stated that addressing students’ concerns was the responsibility of the Delhi government and ensuring a bright future for them remained its commitment.

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Hindusthan Samachar / Jun Sarkar