#dharmendrapradhan

Although I’m a big supporter of the Modi government and BJP, I still demand the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan for the NEET paper leaks, SSC postponements, and UGC-NET cancellations.

I supported this government because I believed it would build a system where hard work, merit, and honesty mattered. But today, India’s students are no longer fighting exams; they are fighting a broken system.

Millions of students study honestly for years while mafias, corruption, paper leaks, and administrative failures continue destroying merit from inside. This is not just corruption; this is the murder of merit itself. Behind every leaked paper are sacrificed dreams, exhausted parents, lost years, mental stress, and students silently losing faith in fairness and the nation itself.

Dharmendra Pradhan is not only responsible for the disastrous state of India’s examination system, but also for pushing policies and the recent UGC Bill that have created hostility and unrest across university campuses. An education system that was supposed to create opportunity is now creating anxiety, uncertainty, distrust, and anger among the youth.

Supporting a government does not mean blindly defending every minister. Accountability is the foundation of democracy.

I genuinely cannot understand why the government is still carrying such a failed minister while millions of students continue paying the price for incompetence.

Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Deepke has intensified pressure on the Centre by demanding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation over alleged irregularities in NEET, CBSE and CUET examinations. The organization has given the government until June 13 to act, warning that failure to do so will trigger nationwide protests. Demonstrations are planned in several cities, with a major march to Delhi scheduled for June 20.

CJP has issued an ultimatum to the government over alleged exam irregularities, demanding accountability and the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. The group says a nationwide agitation will begin if no action is taken by June 13.

The Congress party has intensified its attack on the government over the controversy surrounding CBSE’s On-Screen Marking (OSM) system. Senior leader Jairam Ramesh questioned accountability after the transfer of CBSE’s chairman and secretary, calling for Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation. Meanwhile, the government has formed a committee led by S. Radha Chauhan to investigate the OSM contract award process and administrative procedures. The panel is expected to submit its findings within a month, while political debate over the issue continues to grow.

India’s Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan admitted that serious lapses occurred in the NEET-UG 2026 examination process after allegations of paper leaks and irregularities surfaced across the country.

He confirmed that the NEET re-exam will now be held on June 21 and assured students that stricter security and transparency measures will be implemented. The government has also announced a zero-tolerance policy against exam mafias and fake candidates.

According to officials, the real exam paper was allegedly leaked under the disguise of “guess papers.” The investigation has now been handed over to the Central Bureau of Investigation.

The government also revealed that from next year onward, NEET will shift to a CBT (Computer-Based Test) format to improve security and reduce chances of malpractice.

After weeks of outrage and uncertainty, the government has finally admitted there were failures in the NEET system. Now students just want one thing — a fair exam.