Deb opens up about student movement

The whole of India was in a state of uproar over the NEET question paper leak. Students are protesting at Delhi's Jantar Mantar. That too has been going on for almost a month. On July 20, there was a student parliament campaign led by the Cockroach Janata Party. The situation there seemed to be serious. A scuffle broke out between the police and the students on the streets of Delhi. Then the movement spread to other cities in India. Students have already started their journey from Mumbai to Arunachal.

Students protested in Kolkata on July 24. Initially, Bollywood stars were silent about the incident, but after July 20, many people opened up one by one. But Tollywood was still silent. Finally, on July 23, Tollywood superstar Jeet opened up about the students' movement. This time, the famous actor Deepak Adhikari Dev has spoken out.

He said that for several days, he has been noticing that the students of the country have taken to the streets over the NEET question paper leak. These students are the future of our country - when the students of the country raise their voices, they need to be heard with compassion and empathy.

Seeing this movement of students, I would like to request the Government of India, Dev said, I sincerely appeal to the representatives of the Government of India and all the concerned authorities - to sit in discussion with the students, listen carefully to their complaints and concerns and quickly move towards a constructive and acceptable solution. At the same time, I appeal to everyone - to maintain an atmosphere of peace, restraint and mutual respect. India's greatest strength has always been its young generation.

He said, Let us stand by our youth - not by deepening divisions, but by paving the way for positive change through meaningful dialogue and mutual understanding.