KTR Targets Centre, Demands Resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan

Addressing a large gathering of students and youth at Indira Park, KTR said the massive turnout reflected growing anger over the Centre’s handling of issues affecting youth, especially the leak of NEET papers and the alleged crackdown on student protests. KTR said the voice of India’s youth cannot be silenced through force or intimidation and asserted that any attempt to suppress democratic dissent will only strengthen the movement.

KTR demanded the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, holding him morally responsible for repeated examination irregularities and the Centre’s failure to protect the interests of students.

He urged the Central Government to hold a meaningful dialogue with the agitated students instead of resorting to pressure and intimidation.

KTR accused the BJP government of betraying the aspirations of millions of students and unemployed youth and refusing to take responsibility for repeated examination irregularities. He said the country was witnessing a dangerous trend in which those demanding accountability were being targeted rather than those responsible for failures.

Urging the youth to remain united and democratic in their struggle, KTR said the fight is not just against paper leaks or oppression but also for justice, accountability and the future of India’s youth.