BJP MP Hema Malini said protests would not achieve anything when asked about demands for Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation amid CJP demonstrations near Parliament.

Street Agitations Dismissed as Unproductive

Veteran actor and Bharatiya Janata Party MP Hema Malini, commenting on the strong protests by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) in the vicinity of Parliament, said the protests were totally unproductive and street agitations never actually achieve anything. On the sidelines of the opening day of Parliament's monsoon session, she told reporters that real grievances should be addressed through structured and peaceful dialogue and not chaotic and disruptive marches.

While defending the overall track record of the administration, she said with absolute conviction that the Modi government has always given priority to the welfare of the country’s youth and the education system, and there was no justification for the current wave of protests. She also warned that students should not be used as political pawns, vehemently asserting that no young academic hopeful should ever be duped or exploited by outside political forces.

Ministerial Demands Left Unanswered

Hema Malini chose to stay deliberately silent when press reporters cornered her and pressed for a direct response on the protesters’ core demand for the immediate resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over ongoing competitive examination irregularities. She steered clear of the minister’s fiery controversy altogether, saying any official stand or response on that particular issue would be assessed, determined,