Salman Khan recently reached out to students involved in the ongoing NEET protests, stressing the importance of educational safety and urging them to return home. He took to Instagram to show his support and express confidence that authorities would handle those accountable for the NEET paper leak.
In his post, Salman reassured students, saying, “Your education and safety are the highest priority, so please try not to worry and don’t make your families anxious.” He noted that the Prime Minister has addressed the situation and expressed his belief that decisive action would be taken against those involved in the leak.
Alongside his message to students, Salman also addressed Sonam Wangchuk, an education reform activist who has been on a hunger strike for over 25 days. He said, “Sonam, it’s enough now. Please consider stopping this. Keep your spirit alive, but have a meal; I can send you food from home if you want.”
This post came shortly after his earlier message expressing concern about the situation. Salman’s words aim to provide comfort to students amid the protests, which are focused on seeking accountability and improvements in the examination process.
His calls for reassurance have resonated with many, adding to the wider discussion about the NEET issue. As the protests continue, Salman hopes his encouragement will help students feel supported and safe.
