India, July 26 -- Union home minister Amit Shah on Saturday called Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation an example of the Bharatiya Janata Party's commitment to putting the country's youth above political gains. Shah said he was "fully confident" that students who cleared the NEET examination would receive "complete justice."

In his first reaction after the government accepted Pradhan's resignation amid nationwide protests over NEET paper leak, Shah said the Narendra Modi government respected students' sentiments and remained committed to introducing stronger measures against paper leaks.

"For BJP workers, the country, our youth, and students are far more important than any position. Today, the resignation of Union ...