On May 9, 2016, Shri Arun Jaitley and Shri Amit Shah presented copies of Prime Minister Modi's BA and MA degrees to the media. There were more than two dozen errors revealed in photocopies of those two-degree documents. While educational qualifications are not a requirement for becoming the Prime Minister of India, there is doubt regarding Modi's claims to holding these two degrees. He claimed to have these two degrees in his election nomination papers for his 2014 candidacy in the Varanasi constituency. Misrepresenting personal credentials after taking an oath under the Constitution is a serious offence in a democratic country.
Additionally, the order of the Delhi High Court to Delhi University not to provide information about PM Modi's degrees is seen as violating citizens' constitutional rights under the Right to Information Act. Delhi University is an autonomous institution under the Act of the Indian Parliament, not under the Delhi High Court. The case of PM Modi's education degrees is not a legal matter, but it is a case filed under the RTI Act that is being violated by Delhi University.
The Prime Minister does not have impunity under the Constitution while serving in office, yet Prime Minister Modi appears to have sidelined the rule of law. He has a constitutional duty and a responsibility to uphold political morality and democratic values, yet his actions seem to contradict these principles. But the truth about Modi's educational degrees will come out one day.
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