POLITICSTHE HINDU NATIONAL
Not security concerns, but erosion of political capital of the ruling party led to Pradhan’s resignation
Pradhan's resignation was primarily due to the erosion of the ruling party's political capital rather than security concerns. Critical social media chatter also contributed to the government yielding to CJP's demands.
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