‘Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation is a milestone, but not the end’: Protesters vow to continue until all demands are met
“The resignation is a victory for the student-youth movement. Alleging that police used excessive force during the demonstrations, she claimed that some personnel involved in the operation were not wearing nameplates while others were allegedly in plain clothes. BRS members participate in a BRSV protest at Indira Park in Hyderabad on Friday, July 24, 2026, condemning the Central Government's alleged crackdown on students and youth in Delhi. | Photo Credit: RAMAKRISHNA G “This is not an ordinary matter,” Ms.
- ▪“The resignation is a victory for the student-youth movement.
- ▪Alleging that police used excessive force during the demonstrations, she claimed that some personnel involved in the operation were not wearing nameplates while others were allegedly in plain clothes.
- ▪BRS members participate in a BRSV protest at Indira Park in Hyderabad on Friday, July 24, 2026, condemning the Central Government's alleged crackdown on students and youth in Delhi. | Photo Credit: RAMAKRISHNA G “This is not an ordinary mat
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“The resignation is a victory for the student-youth movement. But, the movement must continue till all our demands are met,” the Hyderabad-based Disha Students’ Organisation said on Saturday, as political representatives, student organisations and civil society groups welcomed Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation while asserting that their agitation was far from over.While describing the Minister’s resignation as a victory for the nationwide student movement, organisations said the protests would continue until their remaining demands are addressed, including the withdrawal of criminal cases against protesters, action against police personnel accused of using excessive force during the July 20 crackdown at Jantar Mantar, and compensation for the families of students,…
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