Bollywood actor Vijay Verma recently supported the ongoing students’ protest over the NEET paper leak controversy, after which he has been in the news continuously. After the support, many people unfollowed him on Instagram. Now Vijay Verma has given a befitting reply to the people by sharing a cryptic post.

Vijay Verma replied to the people
While replying to the trollers, Vijay Verma recently shared a story on Instagram in which the actor wrote, ‘You can also unfollow silently… it is not necessary to tell everything.’ Along with this he also shared a laughing emoji. This post of his is now becoming increasingly viral on social media.

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Vijay Verma supported the students
Let us tell you, this post of Vijay Verma has come at a time when he had recently openly supported the students protesting at Jantar Mantar in Delhi regarding the NEET paper leak controversy. He also supported education reformer Sonam Wangchuk, who is on hunger strike in connection with paper leak cases and demanding reforms in the education system. In this movement, students are demanding strict action against the culprits and resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.

Whereas tomorrow on 20th July CJP (Cockroach Janata Party) Thousands of students and common people participated in the ‘Sansad Chalo’ march. The protesters are demanding a fair investigation into the NEET case, strict action against the culprits and improvement in the education system.

Many celebs raised their voice
Many film stars have also come forward openly regarding this movement. Hrithik Roshan shared an emotional video in support of the students and demanded transparency in the examination process. Sonakshi Sinha also supported the students. Shabana Azmi, Prakash Raj Zeenat Aman, Naseeruddin Shah and Abhay Deol have also raised their voice.

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