The Education Minister has resigned following the NEET paper leak controversy while serving in the context of protests in Karnataka.
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Updated Jul 27
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What happened
The Education Minister has resigned following the NEET paper leak controversy while serving in the context of protests in Karnataka.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Karnataka
Indian state
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Dharmendra Pradhan
politician from Odisha, India
Related events
- The Union Education Minister is facing calls for his resignation due to allegations surrounding the NEET paper leak.
- Protests against the NEET-UG paper leak are occurring, involving Dharmendra Pradhan and the Election Commission.
- The NEET paper leak controversy has led to the cancellation of UPPSC examinations due to the tenure of the Samajwadi Party government.
- A demand for the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan was made following recent examination leaks.
- Fadnavis met Shah regarding Union role speculation, while Pradhan resigned following NEET paper leak protests, leading to new appointments.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- aninews.inViral Mumbai model who stopped police van during NEET protest files cyber complaint over online harrasment
- indiablooms.comCJP faces questions over silence on Punjab paper leaks after ending NEET protest | Indiablooms - First Portal on Digital News Management
- freepressjournal.in'No Culprit Will Be Spared': Dy CM Eknath Shinde Reacts After NEET Protest Ends, Says PM Modi Enforced Stringent Measures Against Paper Leak Offenders
- orissapost.comOpposition demands Odisha minister's resignation over textbook errors - OrissaPOST
- indiatimes.comDay after, Mantar magnet still attracts a crowd | Delhi News - The Times of India