Dharmendra Pradhan & Kapil Sibal

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.

Kapil Sibal: Kapil Sibal, a senior advocate, raised the issue before the India — Supreme Court of India, highlighting concerns that the textbook selectively focused on judicial corruption while omitting other sectors.

Dharmendra Pradhan: Target of protests; his resignation is demanded over alleged exam paper leaks.

Kapil Sibal: Senior advocate; represented Wangchuk's wife in court.

Dharmendra Pradhan: Resigned as Education Minister on July 25, taking moral responsibility for the NEET paper leak. His resignation was a key demand of the protesters and marked a significant political casualty.

Kapil Sibal: The senior advocate donated Rs 1 crore to the CJP's legal fund and offered legal aid to protesters.

Dharmendra Pradhan: Target of protest; demanded resignation over exam leaks. Government did not respond.

Kapil Sibal: Appealed to Wangchuk to end fast.

Kapil Sibal: Kapil Sibal, former education minister and Independent Rajya Sabha member, stated that a government unable to conduct a fair exam is incapable of running the country.