Archive · 22 Jul 2026
Rupali Ganguly Condemns Violence in NEET Protest
Rupali Ganguly, known for her role in 'Anupamaa,' reacted to the NEET paper leak protests in Delhi.
She condemned the violence and vandalism, stating that those who attack police cannot be called students.
However, she supported the students' demand for justice and a fair examination system.
She also warned about anti-national elements exploiting the movement.
Ganguly urged students to protest peacefully and stay united to avoid manipulation by political or ideological agendas.
Rupali Ganguly condemned the violence and vandalism during the NEET paper leak protest in Delhi.
She supported the students' demand for justice and a fair examination system.
Ganguly warned about anti-national elements exploiting the movement for their own agenda.
She urged students to protest peacefully and avoid being manipulated by political or ideological agendas.
The protest in Delhi on July 20 witnessed large-scale demonstrations and detentions.
- Who
- Rupali Ganguly, students protesting NEET paper leak
- What
- Condemnation of violence and support for students' demands
- When
- July 22, 2026
- Where
- Delhi
- Why
- To address the NEET paper leak and the violent protests that followed
Support for Students
Condemnation of Violence
Legitimacy of Protests
Support for Students
Students' demand for justice over the NEET paper leak is valid and deserves support.
Condemnation of Violence
Violent actions weaken the legitimate cause and should be condemned.
Role of External Elements
Support for Students
Students are peacefully protesting for a fair examination system.
Condemnation of Violence
Anti-national and politically motivated elements may be exploiting the movement for their own agenda.
- Date of Protest
- July 20, 2026
- Location of Protest
- Delhi
- Actress's Name
- Rupali Ganguly
- Issue
- NEET Paper Leak
- Actress's Platform
- X (formerly Twitter)