A post in the name of Kangana Ranaut demanding to become the Education Minister is viral on social media, in which it has been claimed that the actress had shared her plan for the students regarding NEET.
After the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan, an alleged post in the name of BJP MP and actress Kangana Ranaut is becoming increasingly viral on social media. The post claimed that Kangana has appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to make her the next education minister of the country. In this, sarcastic things were also written about the NEET exam, after which this post became a topic of discussion. However, investigation revealed that this claim is completely misleading. Kangana did not issue any such statement on any of her official social media accounts and the viral post is being described as fake content generated by AI.
What is the viral post in the name of Kangana Ranaut?
In a viral post on social media, it was written, “I request Narendra Modi ji to appoint me as the Education Minister of India. I understand the importance of education very well, because I was the first to tell people that India got independence in 2014.” The post further sarcastically claimed, “I have a plan for NEET. Students who watch my films in theaters will be given extra marks. This will also end my streak of flop films.”
Did Kangana really post this?
No. As per available information, Kangana Ranaut did not share any such post on her official Instagram or any other verified social media platform. The viral screenshot tries to resemble his post, but it is being said to be fake content generated with the help of AI. At present, there is no official reaction from Kangana Ranaut on this viral post. Kangana Ranaut was recently seen in ‘Bharat Bhagya Vidhaata’. Now her next film is ‘Queen 2’, for which the audience is eagerly waiting.
What is the current situation regarding the Education Minister?
After the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan, Prahlad Joshi took charge as the Education Minister of India on 25 July 2026. Pradhan had said in his resignation letter that the post was “not a matter of personal prestige” for him. After his resignation, CJP’s 36-day-old agitation over examination irregularities and NEET controversy was also ended.