Credit to Gen Z for making the Centre bow down: Revanth Reddy
The movement should now ensure that young people enter Parliament and the legislatures,” the Chief Minister said at a rally in Hyderabad, after Mr. Pradhan resigned as the Education Minister, on Saturday.The Chief Minister questioned why Prime Minister Narendra Modi had not met the families of students who allegedly died by suicide following the examination controversy. Alleging that the Centre had failed in conducting examinations fairly, Mr.
- ▪The movement should now ensure that young people enter Parliament and the legislatures,” the Chief Minister said at a rally in Hyderabad, after Mr.
- ▪Pradhan resigned as the Education Minister, on Saturday.The Chief Minister questioned why Prime Minister Narendra Modi had not met the families of students who allegedly died by suicide following the examination controversy.
- ▪Alleging that the Centre had failed in conducting examinations fairly, Mr.
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HyderabadChief Minister A. Revanth Reddy credited the Central Government conceding to the demand for the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan to the sustained struggle of Gen Z students, and asserted that neither the Congress nor any political party would claim ownership of the victory.“The smiles on the faces of Gen Z youth reflect victory. But this is not enough. The movement should now ensure that young people enter Parliament and the legislatures,” the Chief Minister said at a rally in Hyderabad, after Mr. Pradhan resigned as the Education Minister, on Saturday.The Chief Minister questioned why Prime Minister Narendra Modi had not met the families of students who allegedly died by suicide following the examination controversy.
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