'Proud of you, Pradhan's exit a signal ... let's get rid of this regime': Rahul hails youth, asks PM Modi to apologise
Rahul Gandhi congratulated youth protesters following Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation. He called the minister's departure a significant step for the education system. Gandhi praised students for fighting for democracy and the constitution. He urged the government to hold accountable those who assaulted students. The Prime Minister was also asked to apologize to the protesting students.
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