‘Greta Thunberg’ said in support of Indian students in London – ‘We are all proud of the youth of India’
London. In London, global environmental activist ‘Greta Thunberg’ has expressed solidarity with the Indian students’ movement during a rally organized by the Students Federation of India (SFI) UK at London’s iconic Trafalgar Square, saying that the whole world is proud of the struggle of India’s youth and students. The protest was organized in support of the ongoing student movements in India against the paper leak of the NEET exam. Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan had to resign after 36 continuous days of protests by students in India. This rally was organized to celebrate the victory of the students and express solidarity.
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Environmental activist Greta Thunberg said-
“The protests by Indian students have made us all proud”#GretaThunberg | Greta Thunberg #CJP | CJP Protest pic.twitter.com/M5E1lAmAw5— Tazza Khabren (@tazzakhabren17) July 27, 2026
Highlights of Greta Thunberg’s address
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Addressing the protesters, Greta Thunberg said, “The protests by Indian students have made us all proud. They give us hope.” Apart from this, Thunberg further said that this struggle of Indian students shows the world what they can achieve when people stand united. This is a best example of people power. He also stressed that the fight of Indian students for justice, democracy and freedom is not only theirs, but also of all of us. Therefore, the whole world should stand with the youth of India in this just fight. Let us tell you that in this meeting organized in London, along with Indian student organizations, many international human rights and student rights activists also participated, who reiterated the demand for transparency and reforms in India’s education system.
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