LIVE: Congress Response to Dharmendra Pradhan's Resignation and Future Protests

Pawan Khera congratulates the youth and students of India for forcing the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. He describes Pradhan as a symbol of a failing, corrupt, and insensitive education system.

Khera argues that the real struggle is not just against an individual, but against the entire system that has led to widespread unemployment, paper leaks, and student suicides. He condemns the use of force, including police brutality and pellet guns, against protesting students.

Reiterating the opposition's demands, Khera insists that the government must fix accountability for the violence against protesters, and the Prime Minister must issue an apology to the youth and their families.

Khera dismisses claims that labeling the student movement as 'anti-national' is a desperate tactic, stating the government's rhetoric is now irrelevant and that the real focus must return to the youth's future.

The speaker confirms that the opposition, including Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi, will continue to support the students. He maintains that despite the resignation of a single minister, the struggle will persist until systemic issues are resolved and true justice is served.