an old clip Salman Khan The actor who admitted he had received leaked exam papers has resurfaced on social media after voicing his support for student protests over the alleged leak of NEET exam papers and the recent crackdown on protests across the country.The video, originally from an episode of “The Kapil Sharma Show,” was posted in the comments of Salman’s tweet on Wednesday night in full support of the student movement.
Salman Khan supports student protests
In a message shared on his social media platform, the actor wrote, “This is such a peaceful movement and I feel so sad that it had to take violent action. My heart goes out to the students and their families who are hurting. Paper leaks are a very serious issue and I am happy to know and see the children of our country uniting for a better education system and that their parents are supporting them.”He went on to add, “I really appreciate the stand they have taken, they have shown dedication, sincerity and passion to study hard to create their future and a better and more educated India. This Andolan protest, was the right way to address this issue and the students did it peacefully. So courageous and courageous. Promoting and inspiring towards education, this generation will make India proud and brave.”Pleading with political parties not to “hijack” the protests, he further shared, “This is an issue between students and the education system and it should not be hijacked by politics. The credit should only go to the students of our country and I am sure the government will also give them all the support to make it a stronger education system. It is a win-win situation. Hopes and prayers to all who want to get education.”“He concluded: “Education should be the next trend and fashion and should become more trendy and trendy every year, itna k bahar se log come to India to study and India will become an education hub.”
Salim Khan recalls man taking leaked documents home
Just hours after the actor posted, a netizen responded by digging out old videos of Salman having candid conversations with his legendary screenwriter father, Salim Khan, and brothers Arbaaz Khan and Sohail Khan on a comedy show.During the conversation, Salim recounted a humorous incident, recalling the hospitality shown to a man named Ganesh when his son visited their home. In the clip, he said: “‘Ganesh aaya hai’, ‘Ganesh ko chai pilao’, ‘Arre, Ganesh ke liye kursi le aao baithne ke liye’…Maine kaha yeh Ganesh kaun hai? Mere se zy izzat miltihar haiisko.”He later revealed the reason behind Ganesh’s popularity at home and joked: “Pata laga jab exam ka paper Leak hota tha, woh inko laake deta tha.”
Salman Khan admits receiving leaked documents
As the audience and the Khan boys laughed at the memory, Sohail joked that family secrets were now being revealed on national television. Host Kapil Sharma also joined in, teasing Sohail and saying:“Sahail bhai, bade shararati rahe hai aap.”That’s when Salman smiled and clarified: “Nahi, mera wala tha woh.”
Fans defend Salman Khan
Fans reacted to the clip with comments coming to the superstar’s defense, saying they were talking about their school days and not national-level exams. “Salman is talking about his school days,” one fan commented.Another netizen said, “The school test paper leak incident is different from the current incident.” Someone else said: “That was a local school, this is a Nigerien school.”Another said: “This is not a competitive exam. Kisi ka future, hardworking barbad nahi kar raha tha.”
About student protests
The students’ protest against the alleged NEET paper leaks has received support from many in the film industry, including Naseeruddin Shah, Ratna Pathak Shah, Shabana Azmi, Prakash Raj, Rajkummar Rao, Revathy, Tovino Thomas and Anurag Kashyap. The “Sultan” star is the first among the Khans of Bollywood to speak out on the issue.Two days ago, police cracked down on protesters in the capital during a “Chalo Sansad” march called by the Jantar Party to push for the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over alleged irregularities in various exams.
