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Pradhan's Resignation

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"No Point In Talking If No Resignation": CJP Hours Before 3rd Round Of TalksPartially corroborated51

"Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation is NON-NEGOTIABLE. If it's a no from the government, there's no point in further discussion," Ranka posted on X.

· NDTV

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  1. "No Point In Talking If No Resignation": CJP Hours Before 3rd Round Of Talks

    Partially corroborated511 outlets

  2. 'No Accountability, Need Minister's Resignation': CJP Spokesperson To NDTV

    Partially corroborated511 outlets

  3. Mumbai: Hundreds Of Protestors Hit Streets In Chembur, Demanding Resignation Of PM Modi & Dharmendra Pradhan - VIDEO

    Limited reporting491 outlets

  4. Responding to Protests Centring on Him, Pradhan Attacks Congress, Gives no Sign of Resignation

    Partially corroborated511 outlets

  5. Beed: NCP-SP Backs Sonam Wangchuk's Protest, Demands Dharmendra Pradhan's Resignation

    Limited reporting491 outlets

  6. AAP Slams Centre Over Tear Gas On Parliament March Protesters, Demands Dharmendra Pradhan's Resignation

    Limited reporting431 outlets

  7. Mumbai: Police Detain Student Protesters Seeking Dharmendra Pradhan's Resignation At Dadar's Chaityabhoomi - Video

    Limited reporting491 outlets

Reporting confidence

51/100
Corroboration
15/40
Source reliability
21/30
Primary source
0/15
Headline check
15/15

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