Ramdas Athawale’s big statement on CJP’s demand, ‘Even if Dharmendra Pradhan resigns…’

Union Minister Ramdas Athawale has given his reaction on the end of Sonam Wangchuk’s fast and the continuation of CJP’s protest. He said that the government has decided to make a law to stop paper leaks. The government will consider the demands of the protesters positively. The student should get justice. He also expressed hope that this movement will end as soon as possible.

Speaking to the media, Union Minister Ramdas Athawale said, “Sonam Wangchuk was sitting on a hunger strike. Her weight had reduced by about 9-9.5 kg. After this, the police admitted her to the hospital. Union Ministers JP Nadda and Jitendra Singh have met her and got her hunger strike ended.”

Kolkata, West Bengal: Union Minister Ramdas Athawale says, “Sonam Wangchuk was sitting on a hunger strike. His weight had reduced by around 9–9.5 kg. After that, the police admitted him to the hospital. Now JP Nadda and Jitendra Singh have met him and ended his hunger strike…” pic.twitter.com/3k1DUPZJNS

— IANS (@ians_india) July 24, 2026

A way out can be found through talks – Ramdas Athawale

Athawale further said, “Some way out can be found through talks.” I think Abhijeet Deepke also needs to think about this. We say that Dharmendra Even if Pradhan resigns, the question remains how can the paper leak be stopped. Therefore, the government has decided to make a law to stop this. The demands of the students can be discussed. The movement should end quickly.”

Government will consider students’ demands positively – Athawale

Athawale also said that I do not have complete information yet, but if there is discussion on their demands, then there can be some give and take. Some coordination can be achieved from both sides. The government will also consider their demands positively. Students should also cooperate with the government. It is not a good thing for students to be in pain. Our expectation is that successful negotiations should take place as soon as possible.”

Kolkata, West Bengal: Union Minister Ramdas Athawale says, “Yes, that will be better. I don’t know the details yet because I have come today. But if there are discussions on their demands, there can be some give and take. There can be some adjustments from both sides. The… pic.twitter.com/l236cneUqE

— IANS (@ians_india) July 24, 2026

Those who leak the paper should get strict punishment – Athawale

The Union Minister further said that I have talked about the issue of NEET paper leak earlier also. Whatever happened is very wrong. The government is going to strengthen the law. PM Modi has announced to file a case in the fast track court. He said, “My party demands that those found guilty in the leaked papers should be given strict punishment.” The government is holding talks with the students regarding their ongoing movement.

I am confident that the movement will end as soon as possible – Athawale

He said, “The police had also expressed no objection to the peaceful protest because they had the right to sit, but on July 20, the protesting students had come to Rail Bhavan and were trying to move forward by breaking the barricade. Then the police lathicharged. There was anger among the students, the police beat them up which is not a good thing. It is being fully investigated. The student should get justice. They should protest peacefully. I am confident that the movement will end as soon as possible.”

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