Former Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party chief, Arvind Kejriwal, praised the country for Dharmendra Pradhan stepping down as Union Education Minister amid protests over NEET paper leaks. Kejriwal hailed it as a significant triumph for democracy. He shared a video message appreciating the youth and Gen Z for their efforts, emphasizing the importance of public voices being heard.
Dharmendra Pradhan resigned as Union Education Minister in response to nationwide demonstrations against paper leaks, reaffirming his dedication to youth and education. He expressed gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the opportunity to serve and highlighted the need to uphold exam integrity and safeguard students’ futures. The resignation followed demands for accountability in light of exam irregularities and leaks.
Pradhan, in his resignation letter, underscored his lifelong commitment to students, teachers, and educational reforms. He stressed the pivotal role of a robust education system in nation-building and acknowledged the expectations and dreams of India’s youth. The move was seen as a gesture to honor the aspirations of the country’s young generation and uphold the values of inclusive education.
