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  1. PM Narendra Modi is reported to hold power over the fate of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.

Rahul Gandhi has called for the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and criticized Prime Minister Modi's focus on entertainment.

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Rahul Gandhi has called for the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and criticized Prime Minister Modi's focus on entertainment.

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Rahul GandhiDharmendra PradhanNarendra Modi

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  1. Jagga Reddy criticized the government's handling of the situation, specifically targeting Dharmendra Pradhan's ministry, Amit Shah's actions, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He also voiced support for Rahul Gandhi's calls for accountability.Sub-event
  2. Modi's Cabinet discussed Pradhan's portfolio change amid calls for his resignation.1 source
  3. Rahul Gandhi escalated his demands, calling for PM Modi's apology alongside Pradhan's resignation.1 source
  4. Rahul Gandhi demanded PM Modi's resignation, and Kharge joined protests against the government.1 source
  5. Protests against government inaction expand in Dehradun, involving Rahul Gandhi and criticizing Dharmendra Pradhan.Sub-event
  6. Gaurav Gogoi criticized the PM for failing to sack Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.1 source
  7. Gandhi demands Pradhan be sacked and criticizes Modi's focus on entertainment.1 source

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