Opposition and CJP are adamant on Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation, protest continues at Jantar Mantar, huge uproar in Parliament too

The country’s politics is continuously heating up due to the NEET paper leak controversy. Minister of Education Dharmendra Pradhan Opposition parties and Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) Has intensified his protest. On Friday, MPs from several opposition parties, including the Congress, demonstrated in the Parliament complex, while the CJP’s protest continued at Jantar Mantar. The agitators say that the protests will not end until the Education Minister resigns.

Leading the ongoing strike at Jantar Mantar CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke He clearly said that his demand is only one – Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation. He said that instead of fixing accountability, the government is trying to postpone the matter. Dipke also said that he was relieved by Sonam Wangchuk ending the long hunger strike, but the students’ fight was not over yet.

He told that the proposed meeting with the Central Government ministers can be held at an impartial place, but the agitation will continue until their major demands are met. He says that accountability needs to be fixed to restore confidence in the education system.

On the other hand, in the Parliament complex also, the opposition opened a front against the government on this issue. congress president Mallikarjun KhargeCongress General Secretary Priyanka GandhiTrinamool Congress MP Sagarika Ghosh Many opposition leaders, including others, demonstrated near the Makar Gate of Parliament. MPs during the demonstration “We Want Justice” And raised anti-government slogans and expressed solidarity with the students.

The opposition alleges that the government is avoiding fixing accountability in the NEET paper leak case. CPI(M) MP John Brittas Said that the demand of the opposition is very clear and the Education Minister should take moral responsibility and resign. He also alleged that the government was further weakening the education system through controversial appointments instead of transparency.

President of Samajwadi Party Akhilesh Yadav Also targeting the government, he said that without taking action on the root of the problem, solution is not possible. He said that unless the root causes are addressed, formal steps alone will not bring back the confidence of students.

There was a huge uproar on this issue in both the houses of the Parliament. As soon as the Lok Sabha proceedings began, opposition MPs started raising slogans raising the issue of NEET paper leak, students’ agitation and police action. Lok Sabha Speaker due to continuous noise Om Birla First appealed to run the Question Hour and later adjourned the proceedings of the House till 12 noon. A similar deadlock was seen in the Rajya Sabha also.

At the beginning of the proceedings, tributes were paid to the martyred soldiers on the occasion of Kargil Vijay Diwas, but soon after the opposition started protesting demanding the resignation of the Education Minister. The Speaker assured the opposition that they would be given an opportunity to present their views after the Question Hour, but as the uproar did not subside, the proceedings had to be adjourned.

Meanwhile, the anger of students across the country continues regarding the NEET paper leak issue. Many student organizations are demanding transparency in the education system, fair investigation and strict action against the culprits. The opposition is also continuously putting pressure on the government regarding this issue.

There have been indications from the government that preparations are being made to make the law more stringent in cases related to paper leaks. In the proposed amendments, arrangements like more punishment for culprits, heavier fines and fast-track courts to hear cases are being considered. However, the opposition says that new laws alone are not enough, but accountability of those responsible should also be fixed.

At present, the issue of NEET paper leak remains at the center of attention both inside and outside the Parliament. The political conflict between the government and the opposition on this issue is expected to intensify in the coming days, while the students’ movement also continues to be a topic of national debate.