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Dharmendra Pradhan, India's Minister for Civil Aviation, resigned on Monday following a 72‑hour ultimatum issued by the Central Judo Party (CJP) during its protests in Delhi.[9]
Controversy Over Ultimatum
The minister had earlier stated he would not resign unless a meeting was convened with protest leaders, a position that ran counter to the ultimatum issued by the CJP to force his departure.[3][9]
Reactions and Next Steps
Following Pradhan’s resignation, the CJP announced that its protests would cease, citing a written agreement that addressed key demands and offered a five‑point charter for accountability.[8]
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