Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s daughter Naimisha Pradhan has currently removed her Instagram account from the social media platform after being targeted online. After the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) protest, Naimisha was continuously the target of the protesters.
Naimisha was being criticized on social media for studying abroad. Let us tell you that Naimisha has completed Master of Laws (LLM) degree from a university in Massachusetts, America.
Naimisha had completed her degree in 2023
Many users on Instagram have raised questions on Naimisha’s studies abroad by making videos and posts and have demanded her father to resign from the post of minister. Social media users also wrote slogans like ‘Dharmendra Pradhan should resign’ in the comment section of his university posts and demanded his suspension from the educational institution. It is worth noting that according to the news, Naimisha had completed her LLM degree in 2023.
Those who have money are going to study abroad.
A post tagging Pradhan’s daughter claimed that she studied abroad because of the country’s education system. It was written in the post that you are studying abroad because you know what millions of Indian students already know. Our education system is failing them. It also said that if other students had ‘facilities and money’, they too would have gone abroad.
Demand to keep focus on Dharmendra Pradhan
While some users tagged the university, alleging that she was also ‘part of the problem’, others said that the issue should focus on Pradhan only and not include his family members. One user said that it is not right to drag a family member into this, especially a person who is not a decision maker. Accountability should be sought from the people in office only.
Dharmendra Pradhan’s statement has arrived
Meanwhile, Union Education Minister Pradhan, in his first reaction to CJP’s protest at Jantar Mantar, launched a scathing attack on Congress and Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi. He further said that the government is ready to discuss NEET and the concerns of the youth in the House.