Former Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik has demanded the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, citing severe examination irregularities and violent attacks on protesting students.

The BJD leader accused the minister of failing to address widespread allegations of leaked exam papers, which have sparked large-scale protests across India, including in Delhi and near Indian embassies abroad.Patnaik highlighted that over 100 students were injured during clashes, prompting BJD MPs to visit hospitals for assistance.He emphasized the need for systemic reforms to prevent future leaks and restore trust in the education system.The controversy has drawn national attention, with Patnaik urging parliamentary action to address the crisis.His call for dialogue between authorities and students underscores concerns about democratic accountability.The incident reflects broader tensions over academic integrity and governance in India's education sector.