The echo of the students’ protest going on at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi is now spreading across the country. Many Bollywood celebs are seen standing with them. One name of Salman Khan has been added to this. He has praised his step by posting on social media.
The students’ agitation is continuously intensifying regarding the NEET paper leak and the demand for transparency in education. The entertainment industry has also started openly supporting the police action against students in New Delhi on July 20. After Shabana Azmi, Imran Khan, Sonu Sood, Ritesh Deshmukh, now superstar Salman Khan has also broken his silence. He has supported the students by posting on social media.
Paper leak described as a serious issue
On the NEET paper leak controversy, actor Salman Khan has supported the peaceful movement of students by sharing a long post on social media. He said that it is very sad that such a peaceful movement took a violent turn. He also expressed condolences to the injured students and their families.
‘The hard work and courage of the students is praiseworthy’
Salman Khan wrote that paper leak is a very serious issue. He is happy that the students of the country have united to demand a better education system and their parents also fully supported them. Praising the honesty, hard work and dedication of the students to create a better future, he said that this generation will take India forward and bring glory to the country.
‘The movement should be kept away from politics’
He said that this movement is entirely an issue between students and the education system, hence it should not be given a political colour. According to Salman, only students should get full credit for this movement. He expressed hope that the government will also support the students and take positive decisions to further strengthen the education system.
‘India should become the education hub of the world’
At the end of his post, Salman Khan talked about making education the biggest trend of the country. He wrote that education should become so popular and attractive that students from all over the world come to study in India and India should be established as a global education centre.
Students’ protest continues at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar
Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) protest continues at Jantar Mantar in Delhi. Thousands of students are stuck here. CJP says that if the government does not accept his words then lakhs more people will come here. Many celebrities from Bollywood and TV industry have joined the students’ protest.