Delhi: Former Indian cricketer and famous commentator Sanjay Manjrekar has openly supported the ongoing student protests across the country regarding the NEET paper leak issue. While posting on social media, he said that he stands strongly with the youth of India. Attacking the Indian government, Manjrekar said that this issue is not limited to the NEET exam only, but is also to the feeling of suppressing the voice of the youth in democracy.
Manjrekar came out in support of children
Manjrekar wrote in his post on social media platform The attempt will never succeed.”
NEET paper leak issue became a topic of discussion
Protests regarding NEET paper leak are continuously increasing across the country. Thousands of students are demanding fair investigation and transparency in the examination process. Meanwhile, this statement of Manjrekar is becoming increasingly viral on social media. Many people are appreciating his support, while some people are also giving different reactions to his statement. This statement of Manjrekar has come at a time when the NEET controversy has become a major topic of discussion at the national level.
FAQ
What did Sanjay Manjrekar say on NEET paper leak issue?
Sanjay Manjrekar posted on social media that he stands strongly with the youth of India. He wrote that this issue is not limited only to NEET paper leak, but is also to the feeling of suppressing the voice of the youth in democracy. He also said that instead of suppressing the youth, they should be given opportunities to move forward.
Why are there protests across the country regarding NEET paper leak?
After the allegations of NEET paper leak, students across the country are protesting demanding fair investigation, strict action against the culprits and transparency in the examination process. He says that fairness of the examination should be ensured so that all the candidates get equal opportunity.
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