Cjp Protest: Diljit Dosanjh says he will be called ‘anti-national’ again after supporting CJP students’ protest over alleged NEET crisis: ‘Students shouldn’t be treated like this’ | Hindi Movie News

Diljit Dosanjh says he will be called “anti-national” again after supporting CJP students’ protest over NEET allegations: “Students should not be treated like this”

Actor-singer Diljit Dosanjh has said it is joining the youth-led protests of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) against irregularities in the NEET examination and demanding major reforms in education. His remarks follow Monday’s procession of ‘Sansad Chalo’ from Delhi’s Jantar Mantar to Parliament on the opening day of the Monsoon session, where clashes broke out between protesters and security personnel.The ongoing movement also targeted Ladakhi activists Sonam Wangchukthe face of chaos, who continues to fast indefinitely and has been admitted to Safdarjung Hospital. Along with demanding reforms in education, the protestors demanded the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over the examination rigging.

Diljit Dosanjh he says that criticism will not stop him from speaking

Through several posts on Instagram Stories, Diljit urged the authorities to pay attention to students instead of suppressing their voices. The player also admitted that he expects to be called “anti-national” again for standing up in public, recalling the legal opposition he allegedly faced after supporting the farmers’ union in 2020-21.He wrote, “What happened today was very wrong. Students should not have been treated like this. I ask the authorities to listen to the wishes of the students. The voice of the people is the voice of God (sic).”Reflecting on the results of his first job, he said, “I have already been called ‘anti-national’ many times. Even now, I know that I will also be called anti-national. After the farmers’ protests, I faced many problems and legal problems that I cannot even discuss. The rest, God is looking after everything. Father bless everyone (sic).”

CJP’s march to Parliament has turned into controversy

Despite heavy rain, thousands of people gathered at Jantar Mantar before starting their march to Parliament. As the roads around the protest site were sealed off, groups of protesters tried to move through central Delhi using alternative routes and internal routes while trying to cross several barricades. The situation escalated, as the security forces started firing tear gas shells and lathicharged each other to disperse the crowd.

Three requirements that were previously presented JP Nada

Following the protests, the CJP delegation met Union Health Minister JP Nadda and signed a memorandum listing three key demands. The memorandum demanded Sonam Wangchuk’s release from Safdarjung Hospital, resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and compensation of Rs 1 crore to the families of NEET aspirants who allegedly committed suicide after the examination paper was leaked.Official sources confirmed that no commitment had been made on this demand. However, Nadda reportedly asked the protesters to stop participating and cooperate with the administration.

Sonam Wangchuk refuses to fade forever

According to India Today, speaking from Safdarjung Hospital, Wangchuk reiterated his decision to continue the fast. He said, “Seeing the brutality of the young protestors being treated peacefully, I have decided to continue the fast until the youth leaders are allowed to meet the parliamentarians at Sansad Bhawan or I am allowed to meet them here at the hospital.”He said he was “touched and touched” by the protesters’ restraint despite what he described as repeated provocations. Mr. Wangchuk also asked the police and the government to allow students to express their concerns in Parliament.Earlier, he indicated that he would end the fast only if the government was held accountable for the alleged failures in education or if political leaders assured him that the matter would be addressed during the Monsoon Session. Supporters continue to claim that Wangchuk is being held in illegal prisons, which the authorities deny.Although protests continue in various parts of the country, the local government has not publicly announced the unrest. Meanwhile, the opposition parties continue to increase the pressure by openly supporting these students and their demands.

Bollywood celebrities follow the students

Diljit’s voice adds to the growing list of film personalities who have shown their support for the movement. Riteish Deshmukh and Genelia Deshmukh publicly expressed their solidarity with the protestors, Riteish saying that the voices of young people should be heard “loud, clear and fearless.”actors sonu sood, Vir DasSoha Ali Khan and Dia Mirza also shared messages supporting the riot on social media. Author Sutapa Sikdar highlighted the economic hardship faced by many students participating in these protests. In his letter, he wrote that several arrived “with 20 rupees in their pockets” and “full of hope” as they sought answers.Videos from the show’s website also featured former actors Shabana Azmi and Prakash Raj providing assistance to students. On the other hand, politicians Controversy Ranaut and Hema Malini showed that she supports the central government.

Why Diljit Dosanjh mentioned the ‘anti-national’ symbol

Diljit linked his latest comments to the ones he received at the 2020-2021 farmers fair. During that time, he publicly supported the farmers’ movement, encouraged peaceful dialogue and visited protest sites to show solidarity. His position drew strong criticism from political leaders and media users, many of whom called him a “nationalist.”The expert has been insisting that talking to farmers or expressing citizens’ grievances should not be interpreted as opposing the country.In a recent interaction with fans, Diljit also addressed the rumors that he is a US citizen. When asked if he got a Green Card, he responded with a laugh without confirming or denying the reports.“I will take the card and put the green color. I will not say anything. Sab chhodke ye news ban jayegi. It is not possible for this to happen; it will not happen. The drama of the world will not end, but I am saying everything … Everyone should be allowed to go to any country without a visa. The whole world should be together. I am fine, but it is not possible like this, is it?” he said.Earlier, an Indian Express report said that Dosanjh acquired US citizenship in 2022, traveled on a US passport since then and entered India on a visa from September 2022 onwards.

Diljit Dosanjh opens up about ‘Satluj’

In the same live segment, Diljit also discussed his latest film ‘Satluj’, which ZEE5 removed within just 48 hours of its release. In the film, the actor portrayed human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra, who exposed the alleged illegal killings and secret burnings that took place in Punjab during the insurgency.Regarding the project, Diljit said that he would not openly discuss several issues related to the film and its release. He said that the events depicted in ‘Satluj’ took place in 1995, when, according to him, people were not allowed to talk about them. The actor also said that he believes that nothing has changed over the years, which shows that the same problems persist even today.