‘Resigned to stop anti-national forces': Dharmendra Pradhan's reason for resignation as education minister
“...However, even during this period, individuals holding responsible positions tried to create obstacles in order to mislead many students, which caused me deep anguish,” he said. He named no one and did not elaborate.Elsewhere in the note, he described the students’ expectations as legitimate. “I deeply respect the aspirations, sentiments, and legitimate expectations of the youth of the country.
- ▪“...However, even during this period, individuals holding responsible positions tried to create obstacles in order to mislead many students, which caused me deep anguish,” he said.
- ▪He named no one and did not elaborate.Elsewhere in the note, he described the students’ expectations as legitimate.
- ▪“I deeply respect the aspirations, sentiments, and legitimate expectations of the youth of the country.
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HomeNext‘Resigned to stop anti-national forces': Dharmendra Pradhan's reason for resignation as education ministerDharmendra Pradhan said his resignation was to safeguard students' interests and prevent 'anti-national forces' from exploitation.Published on: Jul 26, 2026, 10:43:51 ISTBy Smriti Kak RamachandranPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan said his resignation on Saturday was not a matter of personal prestige, and that he had stepped down to stop what he called anti-national forces from exploiting the agitation over examination paper leaks.Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan said his resignation was aimed at safeguarding students' interests amid the NEET controversy.“So that anti-national forces do not take advantage of the…
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