After Dharmendra Pradhan, will Gautam Gambhir resign? Demand intensified on social media, fans gave such funny reactions.


After the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan from his post, a different discussion has started on the country’s politics and social media. Soon after Dharmendra Pradhan announced his resignation by sharing a post on social media platform X on Saturday (July 25) at 2:18 pm, netizens have turned to the world of cricket. Now the demand for the resignation of Team India’s head coach Gautam Gambhir has started rising loudly on social media, behind which the recent poor performance and series defeat is being said to be the main reason. Why was the demand for Gautam Gambhir’s resignation raised? During the coaching tenure of Gautam Gambhir, Team India has won big titles like Champions Trophy and T20 World Cup, but along with this the team has also had to face many shameful and historic defeats. Recently, India had to face a crushing 0-2 defeat in the two-match T20 series against Ireland, which was Team India’s first series defeat against Ireland in any format. Apart from this, the Men in Blue also faced a 0-4 clean sweep in the T20 series against England. After these continuous disappointing performances, the anger of the fans has reached the seventh sky and they are demanding the removal of Gambhir from his post. Flood of memes and reactions on social media: After Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation, social media users seized this opportunity and started targeting Gautam Gambhir. While sharing Gambhir’s picture in a humorous manner, a user on At the same time, another user tagged ‘Cockroach Janata Party’ founder Abhijeet Deepke and wrote that now Gautam Gambhir’s resignation should also be sought. Meanwhile, VVS Laxman is currently playing the role of interim head coach in the three-match T20 series being played against Zimbabwe, under whose supervision Team India has won the first match. After this victory, fans were seen on social media saying that the team has returned to the winning track as soon as Gambhir left the field.

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