By Admin 
Cricketers are also reacting to the students’ protest against the NEET paper leak. On Thursday, many cricketers like Sachin Tendulkar, Shubman Gill etc. expressed their opinion on this issue. Let us tell you that the students are demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. However, on Thursday morning, Prime Minister Narendra Modi informed that the government is taking the paper leak issue seriously and strictest action will be taken against the culprits.
Shubhman Gill
Indian ODI and Test cricket team captain Shubhman Gill wrote on Instagram Story, “As a young Indian, I believe that our generation deserves every opportunity to learn, dream and create the future we all aspire to. I greatly respect every youth who believes in peacefully raising their voice. Education has the power to shape the future of our country. I hope we move forward with compassion, mutual respect and keeping the well-being of every student in mind. For the future.
Sachin Tendulkar
Sachin Tendulkar wrote, “My father was a professor. He was a mentor and guide to many young students. He taught me a lesson in my childhood itself, “It is okay to fail, but not to cheat.” Never take shortcuts. As elders in the society, it is our responsibility to shape the culture. A society that prioritizes results over effort will look for shortcuts more than meritocracy. Today, when students feel disappointed that their hard work has not yielded results, it is understandable. We must all work together to make sure they never feel like this again. Young India is full of dreams and energy. They are the fuel of our success.
He further wrote, “As a society, all of us, including parents, teachers, friends, relatives, schools and administrators, have a huge responsibility and have different roles to play so that our youth always remain energetic and energetic. We have to create a culture where hard work is rewarded, honesty is encouraged and merit wins. I am sure that we will all find solutions that will strengthen the future of our children and safeguard their hopes.” Will do.”
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Mohammad Kaif
Former cricketer Mohammad Kaif wrote, “As a father, I feel sad to see the misbehavior of the police with the students who are protesting against the shortcomings of the education system. The process of lathicharge on children on the streets of Delhi should stop. I hope that a solution will be found soon.”
Shikhar Dhawan
Former cricketer Shikhar Dhawan wrote, “Our youth are the future of our country. It is important to understand their dreams but at the same time, it is equally important to be patient in difficult times and build trust in the country’s institutions and government. I believe that the solution to every challenge comes from patience. India always moves forward and will continue to move forward.”
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Suresh Raina
Former cricketer Suresh Raina wrote, “Every challenge is an opportunity to find better solutions. It is hoped that the current situation will lead to peaceful and constructive dialogue and thoughtful decisions will be taken that can create new opportunities and a stronger future for students, institutions and the country.”