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Salman Khan Backs CJP Protest: ‘Paper Leak Is A Serious Issue, Don’t Hijack Students’ Movement Politically’

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Last updated: July 22, 2026 8:04 pm
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‘My Heart Goes Out To The Students’Calls Students ‘Brave’ And ‘Dedicated’‘Don’t Hijack The Movement Politically’Wants India To Become An Education Hub

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oi-Swastika Sruti

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Updated: Thursday, July 23, 2026, 1:33 [IST]

In the latest development, Bollywood’s Tiger – Salman Khan has become the latest celebrity to stand up for the students protesting under the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) over exam irregularities.

Salman Khan Backs CJP Protest
Salman Khan Backs CJP Protest

Bollywood actor Salman Khan addressed student protests regarding exam irregularities, expressing sadness over reported violence on July 20 and urging the movement not be politically hijacked while seeking government support to strengthen India’s education system.

Posting a heartfelt message on Instagram on Wednesday, the actor expressed concern over the violence reported on July 20 (Monday) sansad chalo march in Delhi. His statement comes days after several Bollywood personalities condemned the use of force against students during the protest.

‘My Heart Goes Out To The Students’

Posting a photo of his schooling days, he quoted saying, saddened to see a peaceful protest turn violent.

“It was such a peaceful movement. I feel so sad that it had to take a violent turn,” he wrote.

The actor said his thoughts were with the students and their families who were affected during the protest.

“My heart goes out to the students and their families who were hurt. Paper leak is a very serious issue, and I am glad to see that the kids of our country have come together for a better educational system with the support of their parents,” he said.

Salman also praised the students for choosing a peaceful path to raise their concerns.

Calls Students ‘Brave’ And ‘Dedicated’

The actor appreciated the determination shown by students demanding greater transparency in the education system. He said the protest reflected the younger generation’s commitment towards building a better future through education.

“I truly appreciate the stand they have taken, showing dedication, sincerity and the willingness to study hard and build a stronger, educated India,” Salman wrote.

He described the movement as peaceful and courageous, adding that today’s youth have the potential to make the country proud through education and hard work.

‘Don’t Hijack The Movement Politically’

One of the strongest messages in Salman’s statement was his appeal to keep politics away from the students’ movement.

He said the issue should remain between students and the education system and should not become a political battle.

“This issue is between the students and the educational system. It should not be hijacked politically. The credit should only go to the students of our country,” he wrote.
At the same time, Salman expressed hope that the government would support students and take steps to strengthen the country’s education system.

Calling it a “win-win situation,” he said he was hopeful that a positive solution would emerge.

Wants India To Become An Education Hub

Ending his message on an optimistic note, Salman Khan said education should become the country’s biggest aspiration. He hoped that studying would become more popular and respected every year.

“Education should be the next trend and fashion. It should become so important that students from across the world come to India to study and the country becomes a global education hub,” he wrote.

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