Sachin Tendulkar on NEET Paper Leak: Sachin Tendulkar reacted for the first time amid the NEET-UG paper leak controversy. He said that it is not wrong to fail, but copying and shortcuts should never be accepted.
Sachin Tendulkar On NEET Paper Leak : Amidst the NEET-UG paper leak controversy, the students’ agitation has intensified across the country. CJP has announced a nationwide demonstration and appealed to the students to join it. Meanwhile, the great Indian cricket batsman Sachin Tendulkar shared an emotional message on social media and stressed the importance of honesty and hard work in the education system. He said that it is not wrong to fail, but cheating and cheating cannot be accepted under any circumstances.
Mentioned father’s teachings
Sachin Tendulkar wrote in his Instagram post that his father was a professor and used to guide the youth. The biggest lesson he taught in his childhood is the basis of his life even today.
Sachin wrote, “My father always said that it is okay to fail, but absolutely not to imitate. One should never take shortcuts in life.”
He said that this thinking can become an inspiration for every student and society.
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Questions should not be raised on the hard work of students
Sachin said that no student should feel that his years of hard work have gone in vain. He did not comment on the resignation of the Education Minister or any political demand, but clearly said that the future of the country depends only on honesty, competence and a fair system.
He appealed to everyone to create such an environment where hard work is respected, talent gets opportunities and the trust of deserving students is never broken.
Big message came amidst the movement
This statement of Sachin has come at a time when protests are going on across the country regarding the NEET-UG paper leak. Student organizations are continuously protesting demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. On July 20, thousands of students tried to march towards Parliament, but were stopped by Delhi Police.
In such an environment, Sachin Tendulkar’s message is being considered to be focused on the need for moral values and honesty in education, apart from political debate. He believes that the future of the country will be secure only when the faith of hardworking students remains intact and the path to success passes only through merit.
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