Dharmendra Pradhan Resignation: Tactical retreat or revealing a fatal weakness?

“Dharmendra Pradhan Resignation: Tactical retreat or revealing a fatal weakness?”, Bharata Bharati, July 26, 2026

“The Modi government has once again exposed its fatal weakness. It is unwilling to use force against confirmed anti-national forces. It can be easily blackmailed into surrender by creating a possibility of being maligned abroad as repressive, authoritarian and tyrannical. – Virendra Parekh

The sudden resignation of former education minister Dharmendra Pradhan left crores of patriotic citizens in a state of disbelief, shock and surprise. They never expected their icon, the strong and shrewd Prime Minister Narendra Modi to give in to the bunch of rootless upstarts backed by the worst elements in our polity. When Sonam Wangchuk ended his fast in return for some verbal assurances, it seemed that the CJP agitation at the Jantar Mantar had lost its moral pillar—such as it was—and would soon peter out.

And then came the astonishing announcement. A strong wave of jubilation swept through not just the gathering at the protest site, but also among those leaders and parties that were desperately thirsting for at least a small political victory against their most beloved enemy. They are cooing victory as if they have vanquished Modi, BJP, RSS and Sangh Parivar and the collapse of the NDA government is only a matter of time. “Pradhan’s resignation is a proof that if you don’t get scared, you can win. They used to say this government doesn’t see resignations … the world bends if there is someone around to make it bend,” said Abhijit Dipke of the CJP. “… signal to farmers, labourers, poor people, there is wisdom and courage in standing up … time has come to remove this government,” said Rahul Gandhi. The tone and tenor of these utterances is obnoxious for any right-thanking citizen…….”

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