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[71678] Protest campaign calls for the resignation of Indian Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan

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[71678] Protest campaign calls for the resignation of Indian Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan


A storm on social media in India following a demand for the Education Minister's resignation, alongside growing concerns over the misuse of citizens' personal data.

Public campaign against the Indian Education Minister

A new wave of protest is emerging on social media under the hashtag #EduMinisterMustResign, in which social organizations are calling on Indian Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan to resign from his position. The campaign is led by the CJP organization, which published a petition calling on the public to join the demand for the minister's replacement, according to the report by abhijeet_dipke.

In addition to the political call, part of the criticism focuses on concerns regarding data privacy. Critics argue that the government requires citizens to identify themselves via the 'Sanchar Sathi' portal, a move that raises alarm among activists regarding the "misuse of our data," as noted in the post by abhijeet_dipke.

The messages circulating online, which are identified with a sharp opposition line toward the current administration, call on the younger generation (Gen-Z) to voice their opposition to government policy, but at the same time to be careful about protecting personal data. Similar voices were also heard from users AmitKrdangi and shabab_husain__, who echo the claims regarding the exclusion of the younger generation and the mismanagement of national databases.

As of now, the campaign has gained significant momentum with over 965 thousand views on the relevant posts, a fact that points to growing unrest in the Indian public sphere regarding issues of government transparency and information security.

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