Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge stated that Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan did not resign out of remorse, but rather after a prolonged delay. According to Kharge, Pradhan took three months from May 15 to July 25 to acknowledge the issues and submit his resignation.
Kharge's Remarks on Pradhan's Delay
Speaking to the media, Kharge emphasized that the resignation was not an act of moral responsibility but a belated response to mounting pressure. He questioned the timing, noting that the delay indicated a lack of genuine remorse.
The statement from the Karnataka minister comes amid political debates over accountability and ethics in the central government. Kharge's comments have added fuel to the ongoing discussion about ministerial conduct.
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