New Delhi, July 23 -- As tensions remain high across India and especially in New Delhi over the NEET paper leak and police crackdown on protestors, demands of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation continue to grow louder with every passing day. The central government, however, has not yet softened its stance on the issue. Pradhan continues in his position and has recently lashed out at Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi, claiming that he continues "to shamelessly exploit students as political tools to manufacture disruption during the Monsoon Session of Parliament."

While Pradhan himself has not shown any inclination to voluntarily resign, Indian political history has seen ministers step down after accepting moral responsibilit...