CJP Protest: Dharmendra Pradhan Won't Resign--Govt Sources Rule Out Exit Despite Protestor's Demand

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Government sources have confirmed that Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan will not resign despite demands from opposition parties and protesters at Jantar Mantar. The government maintains that resigning would amount to running away from responsibility and failing to uphold the mandate given by the public to the NDA. Officials stated that the priority is to fix systemic issues, with government action already underway to identify problems within the National Testing Agency. A one-month timeline has been established to resolve these discrepancies and restore public trust in the examination system. Additionally, the government has passed amendments to the Anti-Paper Leak law during a cabinet meeting, which will be tabled in Parliament by Union Minister of State in the PMO Dr. Jitendra Singh. While opposition groups and CJP activists continue to demand political accountability, the government reiterates its focus on structural reforms to prevent future paper leaks.

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