CJP protests against NEET paper leaks triggered significant political pressure, leading Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan to resign. He tweeted that he submitted his resignation to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, stating he assumed responsibility from day one and never shirked accountability. He expressed sorrow over the past ten days, emphasizing national unity and preventing anti-national forces from exploiting the situation.
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigns.
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Pradhan’s Longstanding Commitment to Education
Pradhan highlighted his four-decade dedication to students, teachers, and education reforms. He reiterated that a strong, inclusive, and visionary education system forms the foundation of a strong nation. Additionally, he stressed respect for youth aspirations and fair expectations while appreciating the opportunity to serve under PM Modi’s leadership.
CJP Founder Reacts to Resignation
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke confirmed Pradhan’s resignation and hailed it as a democratic victory. Dipke emphasized that protests will continue until all key demands are met, reflecting youth empowerment.
CJP’s Core Demands
CJP previously insisted no compromise would occur on Pradhan’s resignation. The group also demanded a public apology for students brutally beaten during protests and requested compensation of one crore rupees each for families of students who committed suicide following the NEET exam cancellation.
Protests and Student Support
The NEET paper leak protests, led by CJP, gained support from thousands of students, highlighting systemic failures. Demonstrators demanded accountability and justice for affected students and families.
