Sachin Tendulkar on Students Protest: Great Indian cricket player Sachin Tendulkar has issued his statement regarding the student protests taking place at Jantar Mantar in Delhi and across the country. Currently, CJP is protesting in the country’s capital Delhi regarding NEET paper leak. Not only this, now protests are taking place across the country regarding paper leak. Sachin Tendulkar has shared a long post on this. At the same time, Indian captain Shubman Gill has also given his reaction regarding the student protest.
What did Sachin Tendulkar say on student protest?
Sachin Tendulkar has shared a post on his social media account. Sachin wrote in his post, “My father was a professor. He was a mentor and guide to many young students. One lesson he taught me early on was, “Failure is okay, cheating is not. Never take shortcuts. As adults in society, we have a responsibility to shape the culture. A society that prioritizes results over effort will choose shortcuts over merit.
Students did not get the fruits of their hard work – Sachin Tendulkar
Sachin further wrote, “Today, it is natural when students feel disappointed that their hard work has not yielded results. Collectively, we all must work together towards ensuring that they never feel this way again. Young India is full of dreams and energy. They are the fuel of our success. As a society, we all, including parents, teachers, friends, relatives, schools and administrators, have a huge responsibility and can do our part in ensuring that Our youth must remain motivated and energetic to create a culture where hard work is rewarded and merit prevails. I am confident that we will find solutions that will strengthen the future of our children.”
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— Sachin Tendulkar (@sachin_rt) July 23, 2026
Indian captain Shubman Gill also reacted on student protest
Indian captain Shubman Gill has also given his reaction on the student protest. Gill posted a story on his Instagram, in which he wrote, “As a young Indian, I believe that our generation deserves every opportunity to learn, dream and shape the future we all aspire to. I have the utmost respect for every youth who believes in raising their voice peacefully. Education has the power to shape the future of our country. I hope we move forward with compassion, mutual respect and Will keep the best interests of every student at heart.. Gill has further put the emoji of India.
What is the whole matter?
For almost a month, students have been protesting under the leadership of Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) at Jantar Mantar in Delhi regarding the NEET paper leak issue. Students, parents and youth from all over the country are coming to participate in this movement. Not only this, protests are also taking place in different states of the country. The protesters are demanding transparency in the examination system, impartial investigation into the paper leak, strict action against the culprits and the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
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