Many players have reacted to the paper leak and student protests across the country. Sachin Tendulkar, Shubman Gill, Irfan Pathan, Mohammad Kaif, Shikhar Dhawan and Abhinav Bindra stressed on the importance of merit, honesty in education and the future of the students. Sachin justified the complaints of the students. Indian captain Gill said that moving forward, the interests of the students should be given priority. At the same time, Kaif said that there should not be lathicharge on students.
**Sachin: Hard work should be respected; Merit should get priority**
Sachin Tendulkar recalled a lesson he learned from his father in his childhood: “It’s okay to fail, but not to cheat.” He said, “If students feel that their hard work has not yielded results, it is natural for them to be disappointed. The society should create a system where hard work is respected, honesty is encouraged and merit is given priority.”
** Gill: Youth should get every opportunity to move forward **
Indian Test and ODI captain Shubman Gill supported the youth who expressed their views peacefully. He said that the youth of the country should get every opportunity to learn, dream and build their future. Education creates the future of the country; Therefore, all concerned should proceed keeping in mind the best interests of the students.
**Kaif: There should be no lathicharge on students**
Former batsman Mohammad Kaif expressed concern over lathicharge on protesting students. He described it as sad that students are being beaten on the streets for raising their voice against the shortcomings of the education system. He appealed for early resolution of this issue.
**Irfan: Papers should not be leaked**
Irfan Pathan said that every student and his family work hard for years for a better future. He said that the hopes of any student should not be lost due to paper leak. He expressed confidence that the students will get a fair opportunity and such incidents will not happen again in future.
**Dhawan: Maintain patience**
Shikhar Dhawan stressed on the importance of understanding the dreams of the youth. However, he also stressed the need to be patient in difficult times and maintain trust in institutions. He said that every challenge can be resolved through dialogue and patience.
Bindra stressed on strong education system
Olympic champion Abhinav Bindra said that a strong education system is the biggest strength of a country. Such a system instills confidence in the youth, respects abilities and creates opportunities for future generations. At the same time, Grandmaster Nihal Sarin said that responsibility should be fixed for incidents like paper leak. He stressed that such incidents are not acceptable for students struggling with exam stress.
what is the matter
‘Cockroach Janata Party’ has been protesting at Jantar Mantar since June 20 regarding the NEET paper leak. Sonam Wangchuk, who is part of this protest, is on hunger strike since June 28. The protesters are demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. They also planned to march to Parliament on 20 July, during which several clashes broke out between students and police.
Many players have reacted to the paper leak and student protests across the country. Sachin Tendulkar, Shubman Gill, Irfan Pathan, Mohammad Kaif, Shikhar Dhawan and Abhinav Bindra stressed on the importance of merit, honesty in education and the future of the students. Sachin justified the complaints of the students. Indian captain Gill said that moving forward, the interests of the students should be given priority. At the same time, Kaif said that there should not be lathicharge on students.
**Sachin: Hard work should be respected; Merit should get priority**
Sachin Tendulkar recalled a lesson he learned from his father in his childhood: “It’s okay to fail, but not to cheat.” He said, “If students feel that their hard work has not yielded results, it is natural for them to be disappointed. The society should create a system where hard work is respected, honesty is encouraged and merit is given priority.”
** Gill: Youth should get every opportunity to move forward **
Indian Test and ODI captain Shubman Gill supported the youth who expressed their views peacefully. He said that the youth of the country should get every opportunity to learn, dream and build their future. Education creates the future of the country; Therefore, all concerned must proceed keeping in mind the best interests of the students.
**Kaif: There should be no lathicharge on students**
Former batsman Mohammad Kaif expressed concern over lathicharge on protesting students. He described it as sad that students are being beaten on the streets for raising their voice against the shortcomings of the education system. He appealed for early resolution of this issue.
**Irfan: Papers should not be leaked**
Irfan Pathan said that every student and his family work hard for years for a better future. He said that the hopes of any student should not be lost due to paper leak. He expressed confidence that the students will get a fair opportunity and such incidents will not happen again in future.
**Dhawan: Maintain patience**
Shikhar Dhawan stressed on the importance of understanding the dreams of the youth. However, he also stressed the need to be patient in difficult times and maintain trust in institutions. He said that every challenge can be resolved through dialogue and patience.
Bindra stressed on strong education system
Olympic champion Abhinav Bindra said that a strong education system is the biggest strength of a country. Such a system instills confidence in the youth, respects abilities and creates opportunities for future generations. At the same time, Grandmaster Nihal Sarin said that responsibility should be fixed for incidents like paper leak. He stressed that such incidents are not acceptable for students struggling with exam stress.
what is the matter
‘Cockroach Janata Party’ has been protesting at Jantar Mantar since June 20 regarding the NEET paper leak. Sonam Wangchuk, who is part of this protest, is on hunger strike since June 28. The protesters are demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. They also planned to march to Parliament on 20 July, during which several clashes broke out between students and police.
