Twinkle Khanna, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Varun Dhawan, Sara Ali Khan come out in support of protests against NEET paper leak: ‘Proud to live in a country where youth have the courage to challenge each other’ |

Writer and former actor Twinkle Khanna has joined a growing list of people speaking out at international protests over the NEET controversy. Two days after the Delhi Police used lathi-charge on the Cockroach Janta Party’s (CJP) ‘Chalo Sansad’ march, Twinkle shared a post on Instagram expressing solidarity with the students.His post included several pictures from the shows in Delhi and Mumbai. The opening image shows 27-year-old Rhiya Ahir, who appeared as one of the most prominent people in the demonstration at Mumbai’s Shivaji Park standing in front of a police van carrying arrested protesters demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan for exam irregularities. Another photo captured a woman trying to protect her fellow protesters during the Delhi Police crackdown.Twinkle wrote: “I am proud to live in a country where our youth are still brave enough to protest, to push back, to be brave with tear gas and sticks.Meanwhile, Kareena Kapoor Khan he explained in detail, saying that he cannot remain silent when he thinks about the matter.“I’ve had this for a few days, but I can’t have it. The voices of many young people who ask to be heard are impossible to ignore… and they shouldn’t be. We all know what education means to a child. It gives them confidence. It gives them hope. It gives evidence to families that tomorrow can be better than today. But education works if children believe hard, stop doing things honestly. count,” he wrote.He added, “No child should have to wonder if their efforts will be enough. They should have a system they can rely on, where it is appropriate, efforts are rewarded, and every child starts the same. This is not too much to ask, it is too little. When the whole generation speaks with one voice about their future, listening is not the respect we do for them. The way we respond now… not in the end, now… I’ll tell you everything like fairness and trust and reality, or words that the elders use. “A player Varun Dhawan he also offered his support to the students through an Instagram post.“Students are the future of our country, when a student’s dream is crushed, it is not just one dream that is lost, but the whole family, they have the right to ask questions when they see that the system has failed them.” Their voices must be heard, protected, and spoken honestly,” he wrote.He said: “I am asking the authorities to act on these issues and take steps to ensure that there is a fair, transparent, and meaningful decision that makes people accountable. I also sincerely believe that this will remain a student protest, the focus should remain on the problems that affect students and the answers they deserve. Jai Hind.“Sarah Ali Khan He also shared a message of support for the students, citing their determination as a source of inspiration and expressing confidence that justice will prevail.“Our students are our future and their future is very important at the heart of our country. Their determination burns like a quiet, unquenchable flame that brings tears to my eyes, reminding us that love for our country flows through the hearts of brave people who fight for what they believe in. Their courage and determination to seek a better and safer future is inspiring and inspiring; a powerful awakening of our shared consciousness. We must listen to them with open hearts, be very careful and walk beside them. Their dreams were woven into ours. Our dreams live in them. As a patriot, I have great faith that our government will deliver justice. “Jai Hind.”Salman Khan, Alia Bhatt too have recently supported students, in the past, Prakash Raj, Shabana Azmi Others had also participated in the protest.