The article discusses the political developments following Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation as Union education minister, which was seen as a key demand of student-led agitations.
However, pressure on the Modi government continues, with Congress leader Rahul Gandhi demanding accountability for police actions during the CJP march in July.Gandhi accused Amit Shah of responsibility for severe injuries caused to protesters using pellet guns.Meanwhile, Nitin Gadkari faces criticism over the E20 ethanol-blended petrol policy, with memes and online campaigns targeting him.The anti-E20 group plans a protest on July 31, calling for reforms like restoring E10 fuel and addressing vehicle compatibility issues.The government defends the E20 policy, citing tests by ARAI and clarifying no widespread engine damage has been reported.Political commentator Tehseen Poonawalla leads the anti-E20 movement, demanding solutions for older vehicles and lower ethanol-free petrol prices.
Original title: Pradhan gone, Congress shifts focus to Amit Shah; memes put Nitin Gadkari in spotlight, anti-E20 group plans protest
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