Pradhan Says Attempts Were Made to Mislead Gen Z
Dharmendra Pradhan Breaks Silence on NEET Paper Leak Protests: Former Union Education Minister and BJP leader Dharmendra Pradhan has spoken for the first time about the NEET paper leak controversy and student protests.
Speaking at GM University in Bhubaneswar, Pradhan said some people tried to mislead Gen Z during the protests. He said young people are the future of India and will play an important role in making the country a global leader.
Pradhan also said the post of Education Minister was not important to him and that he had personally offered his resignation to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Response to BJD Protests:
At an event in Rairakhol, Pradhan also responded to protests by BJD workers. He said he was not bothered by the “Go Back” slogans.
Dharmendra Pradhan Breaks Silence on NEET Paper Leak Protests: Calling himself a farmer’s son, he said, “Even if you ask me to go back, I will return.” He also questioned whether he had done anything to bring shame to Odisha. Pradhan accused BJD president Naveen Patnaik of involving young people in protests against him.
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