CJP adamant on Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation, Center asks for time till Saturday afternoon; Students’ movement will continue

Amid ongoing nationwide protests over NEET paper leak issue Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan Reiterating the demand for resignation, it has been made clear that the student movement will continue until the demand is met. After the important meeting held between the Central Government and CJP representatives on Friday, the party said that the government has decided on this issue. till saturday afternoon Has asked for.

Union Health Minister on behalf of the Central Government in the meeting that lasted for about two hours at the Constitution Club of India JP Nadda and Minister of State in the Prime Minister’s Office Dr. Jitendra Singh joined in. Whereas the national spokesperson on behalf of CJP Saurav Das And Ashutosh Ranka Represented.

After the meeting, Union Health Minister JP Nadda said that the talks took place in a positive atmosphere. He said that CJP has presented this before the government. three main demands And to improve the examination system five suggestions Have kept. The government will consider all these points and will meet again on Saturday afternoon to clarify its stand.

On the other hand, CJP made it clear that the protests will not be ended until Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigns or is removed from the post. The party says that it is necessary to fix accountability to ensure justice to the students and transparency in the examination system.

CJP founder before the meeting Abhijeet Dipke Had also said that the solution to the movement lies only in the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan. He said that if the government really wants to address the concerns of the students, then the first step should be to remove the Education Minister from his post.

This meeting took place at a time when social workers Sonam Wangchuk After getting assurance from the government, 26 days fast ends Have done. After this, the process of dialogue between the government and the agitating organizations has intensified.

Opposition parties are also continuously attacking the government regarding the NEET paper leak controversy and are demanding the resignation of the Education Minister from Parliament to the streets. The central government says that necessary steps are being taken to improve the examination system and take strict action against the culprits.

Now all eyes are on the next meeting to be held on Saturday afternoon, where the government can clarify its final stand on the demands of CJP. At present, CJP has made it clear that The movement will not be called off anything less than the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan.