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Vijayvargiya Says Pradhan Offered Resignation on First Day of NEET Protests

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BJP leader Kailash Vijayvargiya has revealed that Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan offered to resign on the very first day of the NEET controversy protests. Vijayvargiya made the disclosure while speaking in defense of Pradhan, whom he has known since their shared student politics days. He praised Pradhan for his honesty and dedication in handling the situation. The statement comes amid ongoing scrutiny of the Education Ministry over the NEET examination controversy.

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