Did CJP's 72-hour ultimatum force Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation?
Pradhan's resignation came after weeks of nationwide protests over alleged examination irregularities and the NEET-UG controversy. New Delhi, UPDATED: Jul 25,…
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Pradhan's resignation came after weeks of nationwide protests over alleged examination irregularities and the NEET-UG controversy. (Credits: File Photo) New Delhi, UPDATED: Jul 25, 2026 20:01 IST Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation on Saturday came after intense negotiations between the Centre and the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), with the student outfit reportedly issuing a 72-hour ultimatum demanding his removal and threatening to revive its march to Parliament if the demand was not met. Sources said Nadda and Jitendra Singh met Amit Shah once again on Saturday before a decision was taken. The sequence of events has raised questions over whether the CJP's 72-hour ultimatum ultimately accelerated the government's decision to seek the minister's resignation. - Ends Published By: Ritaban Misra Published On: Jul 25, 2026 20:01 IST.
Furthermore, If that demand was not met, the group warned, protesters would once again march to Parliament, replicating the July 20 mobilisation that saw police brutality against protesting students. The CJP informed the government that it was giving the Centre 72 hours to remove the Education Minister. The student organisation reportedly told the ministers that if Pradhan did not step down within 72 hours, protesters would once again march towards Parliament and publicly announce the escalation of their agitation.
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Pradhan's resignation came after weeks of nationwide protests over alleged examination irregularities and the NEET-UG controversy. (Credits: File Photo) New Delhi, UPDATED: Jul 25, 2026 20:01 IST Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation on Saturday came after intense negotiations between the Centre and the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), with the student outfit reportedly issuing a 72-hour ultimatum demanding his removal and threatening to revive its march to Parliament if the demand was not met.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesSources said Nadda and Jitendra Singh met Amit Shah once again on Saturday before a decision was taken.
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The sequence of events has raised questions over whether the CJP's 72-hour ultimatum ultimately accelerated the government's decision to seek the minister's resignation. - Ends Published By: Ritaban Misra Published On: Jul 25, 2026 20:01 IST
according to India TodayIf that demand was not met, the group warned, protesters would once again march to Parliament, replicating the July 20 mobilisation that saw police brutality against protesting students.
according to NDTV - Top StoriesThe CJP informed the government that it was giving the Centre 72 hours to remove the Education Minister.
according to NDTV - Top StoriesThe student organisation reportedly told the ministers that if Pradhan did not step down within 72 hours, protesters would once again march towards Parliament and publicly announce the escalation of their agitation.
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