TMC Demands Dharmendra Pradhan’s Resignation Over NEET Crisis

Rajya Sabha MP Sagarika Ghose articulated the party's stance, telling ANI that the minister’s departure is a necessary precondition for the opposition to engage on the matter. This position is echoed by Mahua Moitra, who characterized the current political climate in Delhi as a siege, insisting that the government must address the leadership failure before parliamentary proceedings can resume.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has attempted to steer the narrative toward judicial reform, proposing the establishment of fast-track courts to impose severe penalties on those involved in examination malpractice. Despite these executive signals for swift action against individuals jeopardizing the futures of students, the TMC remains unmoved, prioritizing the political removal of the Education Minister over the government's proposed punitive framework.