Defence Minister Rajnath Singh disclosed on Saturday that Dharmendra Pradhan resigned as the Union Education Minister, citing consideration for students and youth sentiments. Pradhan’s resignation came amid widespread student protests regarding exam irregularities. Rajnath Singh, via his official account, stated that Pradhan’s resignation underscores the government’s commitment to respecting students’ concerns and ensuring a bright future for them.
Singh emphasized that issues such as the NEET examination, paper leaks, and education system reforms are being addressed with seriousness and sensitivity. He assured that the government’s top priorities include listening to student grievances, resolving their issues, and assuring them that their voices matter. Singh expressed confidence that students can now concentrate on their studies and aspirations, contributing significantly to India’s progress.
Reflecting on Dharmendra Pradhan’s tenure, Rajnath Singh praised his dedication to India’s transformation into a developed nation. He lauded Pradhan’s inclusive and forward-looking approach in public life, aligned with the vision of a New India. Minister of State Jitendra Singh also commended Pradhan’s strong commitment to enhancing the education system and fostering student-centric leadership.
