Union Home Minister Amit Shah commended Dharmendra Pradhan for stepping down from his role as Union Education Minister, citing it as a move that prioritizes national interests over personal ambitions.
Shah highlighted the significance of Pradhan’s resignation, stating that the welfare of the nation, youth, and students holds greater importance than any position. He also underscored the government’s commitment to combating examination paper leaks and ensuring justice for NEET qualifiers.
Acknowledging Pradhan’s tenure, Shah lauded his efforts in implementing the National Education Policy, expanding PM SHRI schools, promoting digital education, enhancing skill development, and fostering industry-academia collaboration. He recognized Pradhan’s dedication to inclusive and student-centric examinations as a testament to his vision for a developed India.
Pradhan’s resignation comes amidst nationwide protests regarding alleged NEET examination irregularities and calls for accountability. This move signifies the government’s resolve to address concerns related to examination integrity and youth welfare, sparking varied reactions across the political landscape.
