Amit Shah Praises Dharmendra Pradhan After Resignation as Union Education Minister
Home Minister says BJP prioritises the nation and students over positions, reiterates government's commitment to education reforms and strict action against paper leak offenders
Following the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan as Union Education Minister, Union Home Minister Amit Shah shared a message on social media platform X, praising Pradhan's decision and reaffirming the Centre's commitment to safeguarding the interests of students.
In his post, Shah said that for Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) workers, the nation, the youth, and students are more important than any position. He stated that Pradhan's resignation reflects this principle and demonstrates the government's respect for the sentiments of India's young people.
Shah reiterated that the Modi government remains committed to implementing necessary reforms to prevent paper leaks and ensure fairness in the examination system. He also praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi's decisions to take stringent action against those responsible for examination irregularities, expressing confidence that these measures would ensure justice for students who successfully cleared the NEET examination.
Highlighting Dharmendra Pradhan's tenure as Education Minister, Shah credited him with the effective implementation of the National Education Policy (NEP), expanding examinations in regional languages, strengthening PM SHRI schools, promoting digital education, enhancing skill development, and improving industry-academia collaboration. He also acknowledged Pradhan's efforts to make the examination system more inclusive and student-centric.
Concluding his message, Amit Shah said that Dharmendra Pradhan's tenure reflected his dedication to the vision of building a developed India through transformative educational reforms.
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