Thousands of young people took to the streets of central Delhi on Monday, demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.The protests, which led to widespread traffic disruptions, saw violent clashes between demonstrators and law enforcement as police used lathis and tear gas to control the crowds.

Scroll reporters Anant Gupta and Ayush Tiwari, who were present at the scene, provided a detailed account of the day's events, highlighting the growing frustration among youth over governance issues.The protests reflect deeper concerns about political accountability and public dissatisfaction with current leadership.Analysts suggest this outpouring of anger could have significant implications for the Modi government's popularity and policy direction.The incident underscores the increasing role of youth activism in Indian politics, with social media amplifying demands for transparency and reform.While authorities condemned the violence, protesters argued that their actions were a legitimate expression of discontent over systemic issues.