Wednesday night, Salman Khan He spoke in support of students protesting against the leak of NEET papers. He shared a photo from his childhood and wrote: “This was such a peaceful movement and I feel so sad that it had to take a violent turn. My heart goes out to the injured students and their families. Missing paper is a very serious problem and I’m glad to know and see our country’s children coming together for a better education system and their parents supporting them. ” He also appreciated the stance taken by the country’s youth.However, on Thursday, due to Prime Minister Modi Salman Khan once again shared his views on the issue in response to the protests and promising strict action. He supported the Prime Minister’s decision and urged students to go home. Salman also urged Sonam Wangchuk ended his hunger strike. The “Big Gang” actor wrote, “Students come first, whether it’s education or safety, so they don’t have to worry and their parents don’t have to worry about them. The Honorable Prime Minister has tweeted that I am sure he will take strict action against all those responsible for this leak. So students, please go back to your parents’ house. “He added, “Sonam, it’s done, brother. Don’t extend it any longer. If need be, keep your spirits up for another day, I doubt, and don’t eat anything. If you want, I will send you food from home.” For those who are unaware, PM Modi said while speaking on the issue: “Nothing is more important than the welfare and future of our youth! We have decided to set up fast-track tribunals to ensure swift and severe punishment to those involved in leaking the leaked documents. The authorities and officials concerned have been directed to take all necessary steps in this regard. This is a continuation of our series of measures to safeguard the interest of students.” Those who seek to harm the future of our young people will not be spared. The welfare of the nation’s youth and their future is our top priority. Fast-track courts will be set up in all leak cases to deal with the cases expeditiously and punish the culprits at the earliest. In this regard, instructions have been issued asking the concerned departments to take necessary action.“This is an important step in a series of decisions taken by the government to safeguard the interests of students. Anyone who tamper with the future of young people will not be spared.”
