Cockroaches’ First Reaction On Dharmendra Resignation

The massive student movement in Delhi has achieved its first major breakthrough. Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has announced his resignation, saying the decision was taken keeping the future of the country’s youth in mind.

Pradhan said the developments over the last ten days deeply disturbed him. Calling students the true architects of New India, he said stepping down was the right thing to do and thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for giving him the opportunity to serve.

Soon after the announcement, celebrations erupted at Jantar Mantar where thousands of students have been protesting. The resignation was welcomed with cheers as protesters called it a victory for the youth.

Reacting to the development, CJP founder Abhijit Dipke said the movement was never about politics. He stated that peaceful protests inspired by Mahatma Gandhi had once again proved that determined citizens can achieve their goals.

Dipke described the resignation as a victory for every student who stood firm during the protests. He said their struggle and sacrifices had not gone in vain and that democracy had spoken through the voices of the youth.

However, he made it clear that the agitation is far from over. He demanded that all cases against students be withdrawn and strict action be taken against the police officials, including Delhi ACP Ajit Sharma, over the alleged crackdown.

Dipke also urged students to participate in a peaceful candle march at 6:30 pm and said the movement would continue until major reforms are introduced in the education system. The resignation has triggered widespread reactions across the country.