Dharmendra Pradhan has resigned and the Jantar Mantar agitation has ended, but the fight over exam reforms is far from over. Even after the government tabled the Anti-Paper Leak Bill in Parliament, repeated Opposition protests forced adjournments in both Houses. The Opposition is now demanding a statement and apology from the Home Minister over allegations of excessive force during recent protests, including the pellet-gun incident in Delhi and the AK-47 firing controversy in Bihar. With discussion and voting on the Anti-Paper Leak Bill hanging in the balance, the key question is whether Parliament will focus on the reform law that sparked the movement-or the policing of the protests that followed.
