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  1. Protests against government policies are taking place in Delhi.
  2. Protests in Delhi demanding Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation.
  3. Protests demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan are escalating, with political figures joining the chorus and planning marches in Mumbai.

Protests in Dadar, Mumbai, continue as the MNS ramps up its campaign demanding the resignation of the Education Minister over education reforms.

4 reports, 4 independent Updated Oct 18
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Protests in Dadar, Mumbai, continue as the MNS ramps up its campaign demanding the resignation of the Education Minister over education reforms.

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MumbaiDadarRaj Thackeray

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  1. Aamir Khan met Raj Thackeray as MNS continues protests in Mumbai over Gyanesh Kumar's resignation.1 source
  2. MNS chief called for a protest march in Mumbai as part of ongoing political appeals.1 source
  3. MNS campaign continues in Dadar, Mumbai, demanding resignation of Education Minister.1 source

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Protests demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan are escalating, with political figures joining the chorus and planning marches in Mumbai.

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  • indiagazette.comRaj Thackeray urges participation in 'Tiranga March' over NEET row, calls it 'completely non-political' protest
  • freepressjournal.inOver 5,000 Join Student-Led Tricolour Protest At Mumbai's Shivaji Park Demanding Education Reforms