India’s education ministry faces backlash after NEET paper leak. Appointing Pralhad Joshi amid controversy and secretary Naresh Pal Gangwar despite corruption claims sparks outrage. Critics call it negligence, deepening the crisis.
Amit Shah faces allegations of ordering a police lathi charge on peacefully protesting students, sparking fierce political backlash. Opposition leaders, including Rahul Gandhi, condemned the action as an assault on democracy. The High Court has now sought a police report as student groups plan further protests.
Bollywood star and politician Kangana Ranaut faces backlash from musician Vishal Dadlani over controversial remarks against student protesters. Dadlani condemned her criticism of students' language, citing police violence including pellet guns and tear gas against peaceful demonstrators, calling her comments unjustifiable.
Professor Nageswar warns against politicizing the cockroach movement, urging focus on genuine issues like AP DSC irregularities. With Lokesh's resignation and Jagan's demands heating up, he stresses true reforms. Students and job aspirants seek justice, not political mileage.
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NEET UG paper leak scandal escalates as Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigns amid student protests, marking the third time Modi government yields to public pressure following CAA-NRC and farm laws, with youth demanding accountability.
Pralhad Joshi appointed Union Education Minister after Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation amid NEET paper leak controversy. Joshi, who also handles Food and Public Distribution, faces student protests. The surprise move leverages his RSS background and experience to tackle educational reforms and unrest.
AP Congress Chief YS Sharmila faces criticism for staying absent during key party protests, including a violent clash with BJP workers in Vijayawada. While Congress nationwide supports student protests, Sharmila remains unreachable, sparking internal debate over her leadership and commitment to party activities.
Former MLA Marri Janardhan Reddy slammed the Centre for NEET paper leak failures, alleging inaction despite student protests. He criticized the government's handling of student issues, comparing it to repealed farm laws, and urged accountability from both central and state governments to protect future exams.
RSS-BJP rift deepens as former Union Minister Murli Manohar Joshi supports student protests, challenging the government's stance. RSS pressures for Jamili election bill approval, while Centre shields Minister Dharmendra Pradhan amid calls for his resignation. Student agitations intensify the political fissure.