Salman Khan admits to getting leaked exam papers after actor supports student protest – WATCH |

An old clip Salman Khan Admitting that he once received a leaked exam question paper, the actor has made a resurgence on social media after he extended his support to students protesting against the alleged NEET paper leak and protested against the recent protests across the country.The video, originally from an episode of ‘The Kapil Sharma Show’, was posted in comments on Salman’s tweet on Wednesday night, which has come out in full support of the students’ movement.

Salman Khan supported the students’ protest

In his message shared across his social media platform, the actor wrote, “It was a peaceful movement, so sad that it had to take a violent turn. My heart goes out to the injured students and their families. Paper leak is a very serious issue, and I am happy to know that the children of our country have come together for a better education system, and their parents have supported them.”He added, “I really appreciate the stand they have taken to show dedication, sincerity and interest in studying hard for their future and building a greater, educated India. This movement, this protest, is the right way to avoid it, the students have done it peacefully. So brave and courageous. Will drive and inspire this generation towards education.”Requesting political parties not to ‘hijack’ the protest, he further shared, “This issue is between students and the education system, it should not be hijacked politically, the credit should be given only to the students of our country, and I am sure that the government will give them all support to make a strong education system. It is a win-win situation. Hope you all take a positive decision and pray to God.”“He concluded, “Education should be the next trend and fashion, and year by year it should become more fashionable, itna ke bahar se log come to study in India and India becomes a center of learning.”

Salim Khan thinks a person got the leaked documents in the house

Hours after the actor made the post, a netizen responded by fishing out the old video that showed Salman with his legendary screenwriter father Salim Khan and brothers Arbaaz Khan and Sohail Khan as they shared a candid chat on the comedy show.During the conversation, Salim recounted a funny incident, recalling how his son was hospitable to a man named Ganesh when he visited their home. In the clip, he says, “‘Ganesh aya hai’, ‘Ganesh ko chai pilao’, ‘Arre, Ganesh ke liye kursi le ao baithne ke liye’… Mayne kaha yeh Ganesh kaun hai? Mere se jiada izzat milti hai isko is ghar men.”He then revealed the reason behind Ganesha’s popularity in the house, jokingly saying, “Pata laga jain praksha ka kage poon hota tha, oh inko lake deta tha.”

Salman Khan has admitted to receiving the leaked documents

The audience and the Khan boys laughed out loud at the reminiscence, with Sohail joking that family secrets are now being revealed on national television. Host Kapil Sharma also joined in, teasing Sohail by saying:“Sohail bhai, bade sharrati rahe hai up.”Salman then smiles and clarifies, “Nahi, mera wala tha oh.”

Fans are defending Salman Khan

Reacting to the clip, fans took to the comments to defend the superstar, saying they were talking about their school days, not national level exams. “Salman was talking about school days,” commented one fan.Another said, “School exam paper leak and current events are not the same.” Still another said, “It’s a local school and it’s neat.”“It wasn’t a competitive exam. Kisi ka bhavi, hard work barbad kar raha tha,” said another.

Dr. about student protests

The student protest over the alleged NEET paper leak received support from many from the film industry including Naseeruddin Shah, Ratna Pathak Shah, Shabana Azmi, Prakash Raj, Rajkumar Rao, Revathi, Tovino Thomas and Anurag Kashyap. The ‘Sultan’ star is the first of Bollywood’s Khans to speak on the matter.His post came two days after police crackdown on protesters in the capital during a ‘Chalo Sangsad’ march called by the Telapoka Janata Party for the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over alleged irregularities in various examinations.