प्रधान की आंच, मोदी-शाह तक | Khabarhaat

This video dives into a moment when the slogans have gone from “resign the minister” to “leave the throne” — and protesters, along with opposition leaders, are openly saying that both Narendra Modi and Amit Shah must go. We unpack how anger over the NEET‑UG 2026 paper leak and police action against students has escalated into demands not just for Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation, but for the Prime Minister and Home Minister themselves to step down for “destroying the future of India’s youth.” The episode traces Rahul Gandhi’s sharp statement calling the police action “un‑Indian” and demanding that Modi apologise and resign along with Amit Shah, as well as the broader chorus from parties and movements like the Cockroach Janta Party that see this crisis as a symbol of deeper governance failure. Through a clear, engaging narrative, we show how street protests, social media campaigns and opposition pressure are turning “Resign, leave the chair” into a serious political message, and ask what it would take for these demands to move from slogan to reality. If you want to understand why the call that “Modi and Shah must go” is growing louder, and what it tells us about the current mood in Indian politics, this video is a gripping watch. Hashtags #ResignNow #ModiShah #NEETProtest #YouthAnger #IndianPolitics #Democracy Video tags (comma separated) resign leave the throne, demands that Modi Shah must go, NEET paper leak political storm, Dharmendra Pradhan resignation demand, Cockroach Janta Party youth movement, Rahul Gandhi un‑Indian comment, police action against students, opposition protest outside PM residence, biggest challenge in years, Indian politics explainer, Hindi political deep‑dive4