Sangh Parivar and BJP mull over whether the ‘Gen Z protest’ is a political or social issue
Pradhan said in his resignation letter.This frames the protest as something that could have hurt the security of India, and the government, by asking for the Minister’s resignation, had sought to end the protest in the larger interests. Moreover, the Centre maintains it has administratively carried off all the required measures for the NEET exam paper leak. The letter and the government’s statements thus try to make it seem the NEET exam paper leak was more an act of omission than commission, a matter on which the intent of the government should not be interrogated.The support offered to Mr.
- ▪Pradhan said in his resignation letter.This frames the protest as something that could have hurt the security of India, and the government, by asking for the Minister’s resignation, had sought to end the protest in the larger interests.
- ▪Moreover, the Centre maintains it has administratively carried off all the required measures for the NEET exam paper leak.
- ▪The letter and the government’s statements thus try to make it seem the NEET exam paper leak was more an act of omission than commission, a matter on which the intent of the government should not be interrogated.The support offered to Mr.
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There is both a doubling down and a softening in the approach being taken by the government and the larger ‘Sangh Parivar’ in its messaging after young protesters against the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) exam paper leak concluded their stir.Going by the statements made publicly, a few things spring immediately to mind on how the BJP and the Sangh Parivar are framing the protest and its aftermath.Former Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s letter announcing his resignation on social media platform X, addressed to “young friends” rather than the President of India, states that he takes responsibility for what happened under his watch, that he initiated action when informed of the leak, handed the case to the Central Bureau of Investigation, and conducted a re-examination…
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