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“25 per cent done, 75 per cent yet to be done. Battle is far from over. Home Minister must accept responsibility, resign and apologise to the students. TMC stands with students who forced accountability.” - TMC MP Sagarika Ghose after Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation

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Dharmendra Pradhan has no moral responsibility to continue as the Education Minister. Who will listen to his words now? Where is Dharmendra Pradhan's moral responsibility? 1.8 billion people are demanding his resignation. He must resign to safeguard the children of this country. : Congress General Secretary (Org.) Shri K C Venugopal 📍New Delhi

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India's Students Deserve Accountability The Indian Youth Congress held a protest in Alirajpur, Madhya Pradesh demanding the resignation of Education Minister Shri Dharmendra Pradhan. Water cannons were deployed, and hundreds of workers were arrested, including IYC President Shri Uday Bhanu Chib. Use as much force you want to; we are not going to bow down and we will keep fighting for justice and the future of our youth. Our demand is simple: Dharmendra Pradhan must take the responsibility and should resign soon. #sackpradhan

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