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CJP’s call for Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation (a protest demand reported at June 2026 rallies — not an achieved outcome) over NEET paper leaks became one of the loudest chants at June 2026 protests — a satirical youth movement demanding accountability from India’s education minister.
Why CJP Targeted the Education Minister
Repeated exam paper leaks undermined student trust. CJP framed ministerial continuity as acceptance of a broken system.
Protest Context
The demand featured at Jantar Mantar and NEET rallies alongside “Make in India, Leak in India” slogans.
What Next
CJP continues advocacy through protests and manifesto demand #5 on political literacy — teaching students how to hold officials accountable.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why does CJP want Dharmendra Pradhan to resign?
CJP links repeated NEET exam leaks to ministerial accountability failures.
Was this demand only online?
No — it was chanted at Jantar Mantar and NEET protests in June 2026.
Can CJP remove a minister?
No — CJP is not in government. It applies public pressure through protests and media.
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