writer and former actor flash kana He joins a growing number of public figures speaking out amid nationwide protests over the NEET controversy. Two days after the Delhi Police accused the Cockroach Jantar Party (CJP) of using battens during its ‘Chalo Sansad’ march, Twinkle shared a note on Instagram expressing solidarity with the students.Her post showed a series of photos from demonstrations in Delhi and Mumbai. Rhiya Ahir, a 27-year-old model who became one of the most recognizable faces of the protests at Mumbai’s Shivaji Park in the opening image, stood in front of a police van carrying detained protesters demanding the resignation of federal education minister Dharmendra Pradhan over alleged exam irregularities. Another photo captures a woman trying to protect other protesters during a lathi charge by the Delhi Police.“We are proud to belong to a country where young people still have the courage to dissent, to resist, to use tear gas and batons. Sadly, they have to,” Twinkle wrote.at the same time, kareena kapoor khan She also issued a detailed statement saying that after reflecting on the issue, she could no longer remain silent.“I’ve been living with this problem for days, but I can’t take it anymore. The voices of so many young people demanding to be heard cannot be ignored… They should not be ignored. We all know what education means to children. It gives them confidence. It gives them hope. It gives families proof that tomorrow will be better than today. But education only works if children believe in it. Once they are honest, honest, hard-working and skeptical of educationShe further added, “No child should ever doubt whether their efforts are enough. They should have a trustworthy system in which merit is real, hard work is rewarded, and every child starts out equally. That’s not too much to ask for. It’s the bare minimum. When an entire generation speaks with one voice about their future, listening is not a courtesy we extend. It’s an obligation we owe them.” How we react now…not ultimately, but now…will tell them everything about whether fairness and trust are real, or just words adults use. “actor Varun Dhawan He also expressed his support for the students through an Instagram post.“Students are the future of our country. When a student’s dream is crushed, more than just a dream is lost; it’s the dream of an entire family. When they feel the system has failed them, they have every right to ask questions.” Their voices deserve to be heard, protected and authentically expressed,” he wrote.He continued: “I call on the authorities to pay attention to these issues and work to find a fair, transparent and meaningful solution that ensures accountability. I also sincerely hope that this remains a student protest and the focus must be on the issues affecting students and the solutions they deserve. Peaceful protest is a democratic right and every student should be allowed to exercise this right.” Jai Shinde.“Sara Ali Khan Messages of support for the students were also shared, describing their determination as a source of inspiration and expressing confidence that justice will prevail.“Our students are our future, and their future is at the heart of our nation. Their determination burns like a quiet, everlasting flame that brings tears to my eyes and reminds us that true patriotism beats in the brave hearts of those who dare to stand up for what they believe in. Their courage and determination to seek a better, safer future is both inspiring and uplifting; a powerful awakening of our collective conscience. We must open our hearts and listen to them, care deeply about them, and walk alongside them. Their dreams are intertwined with ours. Our dreams exist within their dreams. As an optimistic patriot, I have no doubt that our government will deliver justice. Jay Hind. “Salman Khan, Alia Bhatt have also recently expressed support for students and earlier, Prakash Raj, Shabana Azmi Others also joined the protest.
