On the NEET paper leak protest, Rupali Ganguly said that the students’ demand for justice is right, but violence and damage to public property is not acceptable under any circumstances.
Popular TV actress Rupali Ganguly has reacted to the NEET paper leak protests in Delhi. He described the students’ demand for justice as completely justified, but strongly criticized the violence, damage to public property and attacks on the police during the demonstration. In a post on social media platform X, Rupali said that India stands with its students, but the movement should be peaceful. He also said that no student movement should be allowed to become a medium for political or anti-national agenda.
What did Rupali Ganguly say on NEET protest, support or opposition of students?
Rupali Ganguly made it clear that she stands with the students’ demand for justice. He wrote, “Those who take law into their own hands, damage public property and attack police cannot be called students. Such actions weaken any legitimate movement.” He said that the students’ demand for justice in the NEET paper leak case is completely justified.
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What did Rupali Ganguly say for the students on the paper leak issue?
The actress said that students should get a fair examination system, accountability and strong security arrangements so that such incidents do not happen again in future. “Students deserve a fair examination system, accountability, and strong safeguards that ensure such incidents never happen again,” he wrote.
What did TV’s Anupama say on the government and investigating agencies?
Rupali Ganguly, who played the lead role in the popular TV show ‘Anupama’, said in her post that the government and investigating agencies have taken action in this matter. The investigation has started and many suspects have also been arrested. He also said that when a peaceful movement turns violent, the real issues of the students are left behind. Rupali Ganguly alleged that some anti-national and people with political motives are trying to take advantage of the student movement. He wrote, “If people with anti-national or political motives use student movements for their own benefit, it is the students demanding justice who suffer the most.”
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What appeal did Rupali Ganguly make to the students and protesters?
At the end of her post, Rupali appealed to students and citizens to protest peacefully. He wrote, “My appeal to every student and every citizen is to protest peacefully, remain united and do not give anyone a chance to hijack your movement or use your emotions for a political or ideological agenda. Your future is so important that it should not become someone else’s tool. Peaceful and democratic means are the strongest way to bring about lasting change.”
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What happened during the demonstration in Delhi?
On July 20, a large number of students demonstrated in Delhi regarding the NEET paper leak issue. During the demonstration, a situation of tension also arose between the police and the protesters. Police detained several protesters, while several videos from the scene went viral on social media. This statement of Rupali Ganguly has come to light after this incident.