R Madhavan recently came under fire for his silence during the student protest led by the Cockroach Janta Party, which demanded a Union Minister of Education. Dharmendra PradhanResignation due to NEET paper leak and major changes in curriculum. Several students of the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) called out the chairman, many mocking his silence using the “Gayab” meme.
R Madhavan finally shares articles on education
Earlier today, Madhavan took to his social media to share a series of posts about education, writing, “Education has the power to shape the future of our country, and every student deserves a fair, transparent, and sustainable plan. The education system should promote trust, fairness, and opportunity. Incidents like the leak of exam papers undermine that confidence and can seriously affect the hopes, efforts, and dreams of countless young people and their families—especially in a country like India, where education plays such a decisive role in shaping lives.”“I call on the government to ensure that anyone found guilty of a crime is brought to justice quickly and without doubt. The consequences will be strong and clear so that no one will try to interfere with the future of our youth. After admitting mistakes in the past in this matter, I am confident that our government will take appropriate action, strengthen the system, and protect our generation. To any young person who is worried or depressed today: please don’t lose faith. Your skills, patience, and character are greater than any system’s limitations. Keep working hard, believe in yourself, and don’t let the future hold you back,” he added.“I admire the courage and determination of those who are peacefully asking for change. At the same time, I encourage everyone to be aware of what they have that may try to steal your intentions and take them away from their true purpose. I respect the right of every citizen to express his opinion peacefully and intelligently. My strategy is to stand strong with our youth, support the necessary changes, and use my voice to promote positive change. I have always respected, supported, and prayed for the good health and wisdom of those who are responsible for serving our country, and I believe that together we can build a strong and bright future for India. Jai Hind”, the actor concluded.
Netizens mock R Madhavan’s post
Many users gathered in the comments section to express their frustration and call out Madhavan for his post. One comment said, “Well played. I can’t believe I idolized you as a teenager”, while another said, “Well done PR”. “Not needed. Thanks”, one user wrote. “Maddy instead of Modi!,” one laughed, while another added, “What a safe play.”
About what’s going on Jantar Mantar exhibition
Since June 6, the CJP has been protesting at Jantar Mantar, demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk they also joined in, going on a long hunger strike in solidarity with the opposition. On July 20, the group saw protesters marching to Parliament as part of the Chalo Sansad campaign, which supported a number of people, including. Shabana Azmi, Prakash RajHanumankind, and Amol Parashar.
