Rahul Gandhi said at a student event that a degree certificate “means nothing in India today” because it does not lead to a job. Speaking at the 'Chhatron ki Goonj' (Echo of Students) program, the Congress leader framed his criticism of the government around three words: 'dard' (pain), 'data' (data), and 'daulat' (wealth). He used the phrase to target the government over unemployment. Gandhi's remarks came as he addressed students, emphasizing the disconnect between education and employment opportunities in the country. His 'dard, data, daulat' slogan was aimed at highlighting the struggles of youth, the statistics showing joblessness, and the concentration of wealth. The event, titled 'Chhatron ki Goonj', was organized to let students voice their concerns. Gandhi's statement reflects a broader criticism by opposition leaders of the government's handling of the job market. The former Congress president has frequently spoken about unemployment during his political rallies and interactions. No further details about the event or its location were provided in the reports.