Salman Khan supports student protest against paper leak, says he should be praised for peaceful movement: ‘It shouldn’t be stolen politically’ | Hindi Movie News
Bollywood stars Salman Khan has voiced his support for students protesting the paper leak, calling the issue “very serious” and urging the group to remain focused on education rather than politics.From Instagram, Salman He appreciated the students for coming together to seek good education and appreciated the support given by their parents. However, he lamented reports that some peaceful protests have taken a turn for the worse.“It was a very peaceful community, very sad that it had to turn to violence. My heart goes out to the students and their families who were injured. The leak of papers is a very big issue, and I am happy to know and see that the children of our country have come together to get a better education system, and their parents helped them,” Salman wrote.The expert commended the students for choosing peaceful means to express their concerns and said their determination shows a better future for this country.“I really appreciate the stance they have taken, showing dedication, honesty, and interest in studying hard and making their future a great, educated India. This andolan, this protest, is the right way to go abt, the students have this in peace. So brave and courageous. Driven and encouraged to education, this generation will make India proud,” he said.Salman also insisted that the protest should not become a political battleground, insisting that only the students should be honored for their efforts. He said he is confident that the government will respond well.“This matter is between students and education, it should not be stolen by politics, credit should go to the students of our country only, and I believe that the government will also provide support to all of them so that the education is strong.” It is a successful event. Hoping n praying for a good decision. May God bless all of you who want to learn,” he wrote.The actor also shared his vision for Indian education, saying learning should be ambitious and attract students from all over the world.“Education should be the next trend and fashion, and it should be more advanced every year, itna k bahar se log come to India to study and India becomes the center of education,” said Salman.
Protests continue argument to issue a paper
Salman’s comments come amid international protests over the leaked papers.Meanwhile, the Delhi High Court has issued notices to the Center and the Delhi Police in three cases of excessive force organized by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) on July 20. The court also ordered the authorities to preserve the CCTV footage and other electronic evidence related to the incident.Individually, a critic Sonam Wangchuk has asked the Center to ensure that no punishment or retaliation will be taken against the protesters who participated in the CJP’s ‘Sansad Chalo’ protests, leading to the end of his indefinite fast.The government has said it is ready for talks, while the Parliament continues to witness instability over the opposition’s demand for Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation and discussions on the NEET-UG paper under a separate law.
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