What PM Modi said in 24 hours since minister quit: ‘Proud moment’, ‘hard-earned win’, ‘Mann ki Baat’, nothing on Pradhan
None referred to Pradhan, the resignation or the CJP protest. A tenth post since the resignation came just before the publishing of this report, at 3:02 pm, in which he congratulated Anahat Singh for becoming the first Indian squash player ever to win the World Junior Championship title. “This accomplishment will further popularise squash among the youth,” Narendra Modi wrote.He has made no official statement as well on the resignation or the students' protest.
- ▪None referred to Pradhan, the resignation or the CJP protest.
- ▪A tenth post since the resignation came just before the publishing of this report, at 3:02 pm, in which he congratulated Anahat Singh for becoming the first Indian squash player ever to win the World Junior Championship title.
- ▪“This accomplishment will further popularise squash among the youth,” Narendra Modi wrote.He has made no official statement as well on the resignation or the students' protest.
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HomeNextWhat PM Modi said in 24 hours since minister quit: ‘Mann ki Baat’ on X, nothing on Pradhan, quiet on InstagramPM Narendra Modi has made no statement on Pradhan's resignation amid CJP protest, though other ministers praised the senior BJP leader over his decision to quitUpdated on: Jul 26, 2026, 15:27:35 ISTBy Aarish ChhabraPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link Prime Minister Narendra Modi has posted on cricket, a Unesco heritage listing, Kargil Vijay Diwas and clips from his monthly radio address ‘Mann ki Baat’ in the 24 hours since Dharmendra Pradhan resigned as education minister — but has said nothing about Pradhan or the resignation that ended the Cockroach Janta Party-led youth protest.PM Narendra Modi in a promo pic posted for the latest episode of his monthly 'Mann ki Baat'…
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