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Celebrities and leaders support protesting students
Students are protesting against examination paper leaks and demanding justice.
Celebrities like Huma Qureshi, Kareena Kapoor, Alia Bhatt, Kamal Haasan, and John Cusack have shown support for the protesters.
They criticize the government for using excessive force and not talking to the students.
Lawyers also gathered at the Supreme Court to read the Preamble and National Anthem as a show of support.
The government is accused of not engaging with the protesters and using force against them.
Students protesting examination paper leaks demand justice.
Celebrities support protesters, criticizing government handling.
Lawyers read Preamble and National Anthem at Supreme Court.
Government accused of using excessive force and not engaging with protesters.
Protesters allege media spreading fake news about their connections.
- Who
- Students, celebrities, lawyers, and the government
- What
- Protests against examination paper leaks and government response
- Where
- Jantar Mantar and Supreme Court lawns
- When
- Early Thursday
- Why
- To demand justice and highlight issues with the examination system
Protest Supporters
Government and Media
Handling of Protests
Protest Supporters
Protest supporters criticize the government for using excessive force and not engaging in dialogue with the students.
Government and Media
The government and media allege that the protesters have connections with foreign entities and terrorists.
Key facts
- Protest Location
- Jantar Mantar
- Protest Cause
- Examination paper leaks and demand for justice
- Celebrities Involved
- Huma Qureshi, Kareena Kapoor, Alia Bhatt, Kamal Haasan, John Cusack
- Lawyers' Action
- Reading of the Preamble and National Anthem at Supreme Court lawns
- Government Response
- Criticized for not engaging with protesters and using force
Quotes
Pandey
CEO of educational technology company Physicswallah
“These children were beaten with sticks, they were given wounds… They were beaten by police, and by many goondas as well… Why doesn’t the government talk to these children? These are the children of our country. Please talk to them once and listen to their problems.”
indianexpress.com
Sources
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