CJP protesters at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar said Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation was only the first step and urged the new Education Minister to bring major reforms. Students demanded transparent exams, affordable education, stronger government schools, better teacher availability, higher education budgets, skill development and measures to prevent paper leaks.
New Delhi: With Dharmendra Pradhan stepping down as Union Education Minister, students participating in the CJP protests on Saturday said they expect the new minister to bring meaningful reforms and address long-standing concerns in the education system.
The protesters highlighted three major demands — transparency in examinations, affordable and quality education, and strengthening of government schools and primary education.
Students Demand Overhaul Of Education System
Raj Yadav from Ghaziabad, who has been part of the sit-in protest since its beginning nearly a month ago, said the change of minister should mark the start of wider reforms.
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