Archive · 24 Jul 2026
Ayesha Khan Detained at NEET Protest
Ayesha Khan, an actress, was detained by the Mumbai Police while participating in a protest supporting students who are upset about the NEET exam.
She shared her experience on Instagram, showing videos of her detention.
One follower told her she wouldn't get work in Bollywood anymore, but she responded strongly, saying she would rather lose her career than her principles.
Many other Bollywood celebrities have also supported the students' protests.
Ayesha Khan was detained by Mumbai Police during a NEET protest.
She shared videos of her detention on Instagram, showing her being escorted by police.
A follower warned her about career consequences, to which she responded defiantly.
Several Bollywood celebrities have publicly supported the NEET protests.
Protests are ongoing in multiple cities, demanding accountability and the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
- Who
- Ayesha Khan, Mumbai Police, Bollywood celebrities
- What
- Ayesha Khan's detention during a NEET protest and her response to a troll
- When
- July 22
- Where
- Dadar, Mumbai, Worli Police Station
- Why
- To support students protesting alleged NEET paper leak and irregularities
Activism Over Career
Career Over Activism
Supporting Protests
Activism Over Career
Ayesha Khan prioritizes standing up for students' rights over her career.
Career Over Activism
Some believe supporting protests could negatively impact her career in Bollywood.
- Actress
- Ayesha Khan
- Protest Location
- Dadar, Mumbai
- Police Station
- Worli Police Station
- Alleged Issue
- NEET paper leak
- Supporting Celebrities
- Salman Khan, Anupam Kher, Sonakshi Sinha, Riteish Deshmukh, Aditi Rao Hydari, Prakash Raj, Shabana Azmi, Hanumankind, Huma Qureshi, Saqib Saleem, Shalini Pandey
Sources
'I'd Rather Lose My Career Than Losing My Spine': Ayesha Khan Slams Troll Saying She Won't Get Work In Bollywood After NEET Protest
Dhurandhar actor Ayesha Khan hits back at ‘no work for you in Bollywood’ remark after CJP protest: 'Scare someone else'
