Cockroach Party: Delhi protests demand Dharmendra Pradhan resign as thousands of demonstrators clashed with police near Parliament on the first day of the monsoon session. The protests, fueled by the NEET paper leak issue, turned the area into a war zone as protesters broke through barricades to besiege the Parliament building.
The Cockroach Party organized a Chalo Parliament March, leading to severe chaos in the capital. Police resorted to lathi-charge and tear gas shells to control the crowd, detaining many protesters. Despite heightened security, the demonstrators did not back down, intensifying the political heat surrounding the NEET leak controversy.
Amid the turmoil, Home Minister Amit Shah held an urgent hour-long meeting with Dharmendra Pradhan in his chamber, sparking rumors of the minister’s resignation. BJP President JP Nadda also directly engaged with protest leaders to de-escalate the situation. Pradhan himself scheduled a direct dialogue with the agitators for Tuesday.
In Delhi’s political circles, strong rumors persist that Dharmendra Pradhan may step down soon, unable to withstand the mounting pressure from the NEET paper leak scandal. The government is reportedly considering this decision to address the crisis. The Cockroach Party’s protests have brought the issue to the forefront, demanding accountability. As the situation unfolds, the resignation of the minister remains a key talking point, with many expecting an announcement shortly.