Sachin Tendulkar on Student Protest: Former Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar has reacted to the student protests. Remembering his father, he said that cheating is a sin.
What did Sachin Tendulkar say on the student protests?
The NEET-UG paper leak controversy is deepening. The CJP has announced nationwide protests and called on students to join them. Meanwhile, legendary cricketer Sachin Tendulkar has broken his silence on the matter and shared an emotional message on social media. Remembering his father, he said that while there's nothing wrong with failing, cheating is absolutely wrong.
Sachin Tendulkar said that students should never feel like their hard work is going to waste. He didn't directly demand the removal of the Education Minister, but he did say that honesty, competence, and collective responsibility are crucial in shaping the country's future.
Sachin Tendulkar wrote in a long post on Instagram, "My father was a professor. He mentored and guided young students. One thing he taught me was: it's okay to fail, but it's okay to cheat. Never take shortcuts."
Tendulkar, known as the God of Cricket, emphasized the need to create an environment where hard work is not wasted, honesty is encouraged, and competence prevails. He expressed hope that together, we can find a solution that will strengthen the future of children.
It should be noted that protests escalated on July 20th following the removal of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Thousands of students attempted to march to Parliament, but the Delhi Police stopped the march.
