"Why are you worried PM Modi?": Priyank Kharge demands Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation
Whether Sonam Wangchuk breaks his fast or someone else starts one. If you have any concern or commitment toward the future of students, if you want to build Amrit Kaal or Viksit Bharat, you cannot do so by pushing youth aside,' Kharge said.He added that if the government was genuinely concerned about students, Pradhan's resignation should be sought. 'Why are you worried, PM Modi?'The Minister also criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi, questioning the government's record on employment, education and development initiatives.'Tell me, what achievement is there?
- ▪Whether Sonam Wangchuk breaks his fast or someone else starts one.
- ▪If you have any concern or commitment toward the future of students, if you want to build Amrit Kaal or Viksit Bharat, you cannot do so by pushing youth aside,' Kharge said.He added that if the government was genuinely concerned about stude
- ▪'Why are you worried, PM Modi?'The Minister also criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi, questioning the government's record on employment, education and development initiatives.'Tell me, what achievement is there?
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Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], July 25 (ANI): Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge on Saturday demanded the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over NEET examination paper leaks, while accusing the Central government of ignoring the concerns of students and youth.Addressing the media, Kharge said the focus should remain on the 'main topic' and questioned why the opposition was being asked tough questions over state governments while the Central government and its Parliamentarians were not being held accountable.'Dharmendra Pradhan should resign; that is the demand. Whether Sonam Wangchuk breaks his fast or someone else starts one.
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