Dipke issues warning to PM Modi Addressing the gathering, Dipke said the protest had reached a crucial stage and accused the government of failing to respond to students' concerns. He reiterated that the first demand of the protesters remains the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. "If Dharmendra Pradhan is not removed, our next demand will be the resignation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi," Dipke said, receiving loud applause from the crowd gathered at Jantar Mantar. Students continue protest at Jantar Mantar The protest has drawn hundreds of students and youth groups demanding accountability over the alleged examination irregularities. Demonstrators have been calling for strict action against those responsible and greater transparency in the country's examination system. Several activists and opposition leaders have also extended support to the protest, which has remained centred at Jantar Mantar over the past few weeks. Call for dialogue with the government During his address, Dipke urged Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan to visit the protest site and interact directly with students instead of remaining silent on their demands. He said meaningful dialogue is essential to restore the confidence of lakhs of aspirants affected by the controversy. According to CJP leaders, the protest will continue until the government takes concrete action on their demands. PM Modi responds to paper leak concerns Dipke's remarks came shortly after Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the government would intensify efforts to prevent paper leaks and ensure strict action against those involved. While the Prime Minister assured students that investigations would continue, CJP leaders said the assurances were not enough and insisted that accountability must begin with the resignation of the Education Minister. The protest movement is expected to continue in the coming days as students press for further action from the Centre.
