Dharmendra Pradhan & Joymalya Bagchi

Dharmendra Pradhan: Dharmendra Pradhan, as the Union Education Minister, expressed regret over the NCERT textbook controversy, promised accountability, and ordered an investigation and recall of the textbooks. His actions aim to mitigate the negative impact on the judiciary and government.

Joymalya Bagchi: Joymalya Bagchi, a Justice on the India — Supreme Court of India bench, indicated that the textbook's mention of judicial corruption affected constitutional integrity and the principle of separation of powers.

Dharmendra Pradhan: Resigned as Union Minister on July 25 amid pressure over NEET paper leak controversy.

Joymalya Bagchi: Part of the Supreme Court bench hearing the case.

Dharmendra Pradhan: The Education Minister resigned following the protests, a key demand of the CJP.

Joymalya Bagchi: Justice Joymalya Bagchi was part of the bench that constituted the HPEC.

Dharmendra Pradhan: Dharmendra Pradhan resigned as Union Education Minister on July 25, a key demand of the protesters.

Joymalya Bagchi: Justice Joymalya Bagchi was part of the bench that issued the ruling.

Dharmendra Pradhan: Former Education Minister who resigned following CJP protests over National Eligibility cum Entrance Test-UG leak.

Joymalya Bagchi: Supreme Court justice on the bench that heard the plea.

Dharmendra Pradhan: Dharmendra Pradhan>>> is the Union Education Minister whose resignation was demanded by the India — Rashtriya Janata Dal>>> over the NEET UG paper leak issue.

Joymalya Bagchi: As a Justice on the bench, Joymalya Bagchi supported the Chief Justice's stance during the hearing, questioning the petitioner's conduct and the pursuit of senior advocate designation.

Dharmendra Pradhan: The India — Rashtriya Janata Dal>>> launched a campaign seeking the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan>>> over the NEET-UG paper leak row.

Joymalya Bagchi: Justice Joymalya Bagchi>>> was part of the bench that declined the urgent hearing on the petition related to the 'India — Rashtriya Janata Dal' and fake advocates.

Dharmendra Pradhan: The former Education Minister's resignation is referenced as a precedent for protest-driven accountability, but he is not directly involved in this event.

Joymalya Bagchi: Justice Bagchi was part of the Supreme Court bench that directed no punitive action against NALSAR students.