New Delhi: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Saturday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi should apologise to the country's students for giving them a "corrupt" exam system and that they don't want his "forgiveness".In a post on X, Gandhi said the prime minister has the audacity to speak of "forgiving" students even when he did not visit a single parent whose children committed suicide after they felt their career was destroyed due to leaked papers and cancelled exams."Nothing is more painful than seeing a parent grieve their child."Behind every young life lost is a family carrying pain that will never leave them - and serious questions about a broken education system," he said in his post after meeting the families of those who lost their children during his day-long visit to Tamil Nadu.Read More: AISA's Neha Bora seeks Amit Shah's resignation over July 20 crackdown"Leaked papers. Cancelled exams. Years of preparation destroyed overnight. Our students are told to work honestly in a system that is not honest with them.Nothing is more painful than seeing a parent grieve their child.Behind every young life lost is a family carrying pain that will never leave them - and serious questions about a broken education system. Leaked papers. Cancelled exams. Years of preparation destroyed overnight.… pic.twitter.com/nzQE61zP14— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) August 1, 2026 "And the Prime Minister has the audacity to speak of 'forgiving' students," the leader of opposition in Lok Sabha said.Gandhi said he (Modi) has not met a single grieving parent."He has not sat with a single student whose future was stolen by a leaked paper."India's students do not need his forgiveness. They all owed his apology," the Congress leader said.