Salman Khan’s old video went viral after supporting NEET Protest, Salim Khan had revealed the big secret of the school

New Delhi: Bollywood actor Salman Khan recently supported the students protesting against paper leaks in competitive examinations including NEET. Describing this issue as very serious, he stressed the need to strengthen the education system. Meanwhile, an old video of his is becoming increasingly viral on social media, in which he is seen narrating a funny anecdote related to paper leak during his school days. This video has now once again become a topic of discussion.

old video of kapil sharma show

This video is from ‘The Kapil Sharma Show’ aired in the year 2020. Salman Khan had arrived in that episode with his father Salim Khan and brothers Arbaaz Khan and Sohail Khan. During the conversation, Salim Khan shared an old anecdote related to the family, hearing which everyone laughed.

Salim Khan narrated a funny story

Salim Khan told that a person named Ganesh used to come to his house often, who used to take special care of the house. They were surprised to see why that person was given so much importance. Later they came to know that the children were happy because of him as he allegedly talked about bringing the question papers before the exams.

During this, Salman, Arbaaz and Sohail present in the show were seen laughing. Jokingly, Salman also said that that paper was brought for him. This conversation was held in the form of entertainment.

Debate broke out on social media

After the video went viral, different reactions of people are being seen on social media. Some users are considering it as just a light joke, while some people have raised questions by linking Salman’s recent statement and the old video.

What did Salman say in support of the students?

Recently, while sharing a post on X, Salman Khan described paper leak as a serious issue related to the future of the students of the country. He expressed condolences to the students injured during the agitation and appreciated the peaceful demonstration.

He also said that this fight is between students and the education system, hence it should not be given a political colour. According to him, the credit for this movement should go only to the students and the government should take steps towards making the education system more transparent and stronger.

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