The alleged irregularities surrounding the NEET-UG exams continue to spark outrage across the country, with students demanding transparency and accountability. Ladakh environmentalist and activist Sonam Wangchuk Always at the forefront of the movement, his indefinite hunger strike entered its 20th day on July 17. As voices of support continue to grow, actors Hrithik Roshan Now they have joined the list of celebrities supporting the protests.
Hrithik Roshan reflects on his experienceOver 30 ‘
Known for depicting educators Anand Kumar In Super 30, Hrithik Roshan reposted an emotional video of Sonam Wangchuk on social media. In the clip, the actor also shares a heartfelt tribute, recalling how playing a teacher changed his perspective on the emotional burden on his students.“This felt absolutely right. When I played the role of a teacher in one of the films, I had the opportunity to take a closer look at the mental stress and trauma our students go through,” Hrithik wrote.The actor’s character in Super 30 explores the struggle of a student from a poor family to prepare for the Indian Institute of Technology entrance exam. The film highlights the academic pressure, financial hardship and emotional challenges faced by many aspirants, making Hrithik’s support for the ongoing NEET-UG issue all the more meaningful.
Wangchuck expressed concern about students’ future
In the video shared by Hrithik, Sonam Wangchuck can be seen lying on a bed, looking frail as he continues his indefinite fast. He addressed the public directly and questioned the silence surrounding the issue.“When are you going to wake up? About 20 young students have lost their lives. These kids spent years preparing for these exams only to find out that the exams were leaked or tampered with,” Wangchuk said.He further warned that the consequences of exam fraud extend far beyond individual students. He said that if those who cheated on medical exams eventually became doctors, they would be responsible for treating future generations. He argued that the same concerns apply to engineers and other professionals, stressing that silence today could have long-term consequences for society.
More celebrities support the movement
The movement, led by Sonam Wangchuk, has steadily gained support from various figures in the entertainment industry. Hrithik Roshan’s endorsement, especially considering his association with ‘Super 30’, has further added momentum to the campaign, with his posts generating a lot of discussion on social media platforms.
