Sania Mirza backs students amid NEET protests: “There is no place for violence”

Editor Rashmi
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Hyderabad: Tennis icon Sania Mirza has joined the growing list of celebrities voicing support for students protesting over the alleged NEET-UG paper leak. Taking to Instagram, the former world No. 1 shared a heartfelt message calling for meaningful reforms in the education system and urging peaceful dialogue.

Sania’s message: “Students are the future of our country”

In her post, Sania described students as the future of India. She said her heart goes out to those who spent years preparing for competitive exams like NEET, only to face uncertainty in recent days.

“Students’ voices deserve to be heard, their concerns addressed, and proper reforms implemented to restore trust in the system,” she wrote.

She also stressed the need for peaceful resolution. “There is no place for violence in our society and we must all work together to find an amicable solution that secures the future of our youth,” she added.

Celebrities rally behind student protesters

Sania’s statement follows a wave of support from Bollywood and other public figures. Actors like Salman Khan, Alia Bhatt, Sonakshi Sinha, Diljit Dosanjh, Shabana Azmi, and Naseeruddin Shah have spoken out against the reported police crackdown on peaceful protesters at Jantar Mantar.

Many celebrities condemned the use of force and urged authorities to ensure accountability and reforms in the education system from the top.

Why this matters

Sania Mirza’s intervention adds weight to the student movement. As a globally respected sportsperson, her voice carries influence beyond the entertainment industry. Her call for non-violence and reform resonates with students, parents, and educators who demand transparency and fairness in competitive exams.

What’s next?

As celebrity support grows, pressure mounts on the government to address the protesters’ demands. Students continue to call for a thorough inquiry into the NEET paper leak, accountability for those responsible, and systemic changes to prevent future irregularities.

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