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  4. Protest march to Parliament in Delhi demanding the resignation of the Union Education Minister.

Protests are underway targeting the legislative body's inaction, with a veteran suggesting he might resign.

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Protests are underway targeting the legislative body's inaction, with a veteran suggesting he might resign.

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parliamentDharmendra PradhanRahul Gandhi

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  1. Protests led to legislative body resistance, with demonstrators demanding clarification on the use of force.Sub-event
  2. Student demands over exam leaks lead to political leaders staging a dharna in parliament.1 source
  3. Protests against legislative inaction continue, with a veteran considering resignation.1 source
  4. Protests escalate, demanding the issue of exam integrity be discussed in Parliament.1 source

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Protest march to Parliament in Delhi demanding the resignation of the Union Education Minister.

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