Archive · 26 Jul 2026
Parliament Session Post-Pradhan Resignation
The Parliament is meeting again after the Education Minister, Dharmendra Pradhan, resigned.
The Opposition wants the Prime Minister and the Home Minister to explain about the NEET-UG exam leaks and the police action against students.
The government is planning to introduce a new law to prevent exam leaks.
The Opposition also wants to stop any changes to the constitution that the government is trying to make.
Both sides have different opinions on what should happen in Parliament.
Parliament reconvenes after Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation as Education Minister.
Opposition demands statements from PM Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah on NEET-UG exam leaks and police action.
Government plans to introduce a tougher anti-paper leak Bill.
Opposition seeks to stall constitutional amendments linked to delimitation.
Parliament may face disruptions if demands are not met.
- Who
- Parliament, Opposition INDIA bloc, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi
- What
- Parliament reconvenes after Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation; Opposition demands statements and accountability.
- When
- Monday, during the Monsoon Session.
- Where
- Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, Parliament of India.
- Why
- To address demands for accountability and legislative business.
Opposition Demands
Government Stance
Accountability for NEET-UG Exam Leak
Opposition Demands
Opposition demands an official statement from PM Modi on the NEET-UG exam leaks.
Government Stance
Government plans to introduce a tougher anti-paper leak Bill without addressing the demand.
Police Action Against Protesters
Opposition Demands
Opposition demands a statement from Home Minister Amit Shah on police crackdowns and alleged brutality against protesting students.
Government Stance
Government has not responded to the demand for a statement on police action.
Constitutional Amendment
Opposition Demands
Opposition seeks to stall any move to introduce legislation linked to delimitation.
Government Stance
Government seeks a two-thirds majority in the Lok Sabha for constitutional amendments.
- Resignation
- Dharmendra Pradhan resigned as Education Minister.
- Opposition Strategy
- Opposition to finalize strategy for the remainder of the Monsoon Session.
- Government Bill
- Union Cabinet cleared a tougher anti-paper leak Bill.
- Constitutional Amendment
- Government seeks two-thirds majority for constitutional amendments.
- Opposition Demands
- Statements from PM Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah.