Dharmendra Pradhan Resigns, Monumental Victory of United and Relentless Youth Power
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has resigned and submitted his resignation to Prime Minister Narendra Modi today.
According to the AIR news, Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has resigned and through a social media post he has expressed that he was 'deeply pained by the prevailing situation following the students protests over the past ten days' and added that 'it was not a matter of personal prestige for him.' He said , considering the situation at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi and across the country, he decided to tender his resignation to the Prime Minister to prevent anti-national forces from exploiting the situation and to ensure that no student’s future gets entangled in legal complexities, added the post
Protestors and their supporters hailed Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation as a monumental victory for student power, declaring that the youth had forced accountability from the government over examination paper leaks.
Ode to United Youth Power
Hark, the voice of youth, a mighty sound,
United, strong, on hallowed ground.
Your collective will, a tidal wave,
Has met the challenge, strong and brave.
Oppressive shadows, dark and deep,
Could not your righteous fervour keep.
Resistance bloomed, a vibrant hue,
And shattered chains, forever new.
A milestone etched in history's page,
For broken systems to engage.
Education's dawn, a brighter gleam,
And law restored, a hopeful dream.
The cruel uniformed hand, that did not yield,
To peaceful hearts, upon the field,
Shall be held to account, their deeds revealed,
For justice sought, and wrongs congealed.
The courage shown, a burning fire,
The camped-out nights, a soul's desire.
You stood your ground, through weeks and days,
And made the autocracy to bend its ways.
Awakened, fearless, now you stand,
A potent signal, across the land.
Of hope reborn, for all to see,
Democratic power, wild and free.
To build a world, just and fair,
Beyond despair, beyond compare.
United youth, your power known,
A seed of change, so bravely sown.
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