New Delhi: The ongoing student movement across the country on the issue of paper leak has now received the support of Bollywood actor Salman Khan. Sharing a long message on social media platform X, he appreciated the courage and peaceful movement of the students. He also said that a serious issue like paper leak should not be politicized and only students should get full credit for this movement.
Salman Khan came out in support of students
Salman Khan wrote in his post that paper leak is a very serious matter to the future of lakhs of students of the country. He said that it is heartening to see that the youth of the country have united to demand a better education system. He also appreciated the students involved in the movement and their families, who supported them in this campaign.
expressed grief over violence
Expressing grief over the violence that took place during the movement, the actor said that it was a peaceful protest, but it was unfortunate that it turned violent. He expressed condolences to the students and their families who were injured during the protest and expressed hope that in future such movements would proceed peacefully.
the movement should not be politicized
Salman Khan said in his message that this issue is between students and the education system. Therefore, it should not be given political color in any way. According to him, the students of the country should get full credit for the success of this movement and the hard work behind it.
Create a new identity for education
Praising the hard work and dedication of the youth, Salman said that today’s generation is serious about education and this is the biggest strength for India’s bright future. He expressed his wish that in the coming times, education should become the biggest trend of the country and India should be included among the major education centers of the world.
Why is the student movement happening?
Students in Delhi are protesting against alleged paper leaks in various competitive exams, especially NEET-UG. Students are demanding transparency in the examination system, strict action against the culprits and resignation of the Union Education Minister.
Political rhetoric on this issue has also intensified, while the government says that investigation into the matter is ongoing and appropriate action will be taken against the culprits.
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