Question

mr. pandey will say ,"suresh will not pass". indirect speech

Answer 1

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If the reporting verb is in present or future (that is, say or will say) tense then the tense in inverted commas will not change.

So given question is

Mr. Pandey will say, "Suresh will not pass"

So its indirect speech =

Mr. Pandey will say that Suresh will not pass.

Hope it helps dear friend ☺️

Answer 2

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$Mr. \: \: \: pandey \: \: \: will \: \: \: say \: \: \: that \: \: \: \\ Suresh \: \: \: will \: \: \: not \: \: \: pass.$