
Samira Vishwas
Tezzbuzz|24-07-2026
Delhi: Indian team captain Shubhman Gill has broken his silence on the protests regarding NEET paper leak. Gill has shared a story on Instagram supporting the children. The right-handed batsman says that he is proud of all those youth who are expressing their views peacefully.
Veterans like Yuvraj Singh, Shikhar Dhawan and Sachin Tendulkar have just expressed their views on this matter.
Now Gill’s name has also been added to this list. Gill believes that this generation should get full opportunity to learn, dream and create a better future.Gill wrote, “As a young Indian, I believe that our generation should have every opportunity to learn, dream and build a better future. I am proud of all the youth who express their views peacefully. Education decides the future of our country. My hope is that we all move forward with sensitivity, mutual respect and keeping the interests of every student at the forefront.”
With the beginning of the monsoon session of Parliament on July 20, the protests gained further momentum. After this CJP announced a Parliament march, in which thousands of people participated. However, protesters allege that police closed several major roads and used lathicharge and tear gas to disperse the crowd.
During these demonstrations that started on July 20, there were several clashes between the protesters and the police. At the same time, the police say that this action was taken to maintain law and order.
Now big cricketers are also expressing their views on this matter, in which Gill’s name has also been included.What did Shubman Gill say on NEET paper leak protests?
Shubman Gill supported the students through Instagram story. He said that every youth should get the opportunity to learn, dream and create a better future. He also expressed pride in the youth who expressed their views peacefully and described education as the foundation of the country’s future.
When and why did the NEET paper leak protests intensify?
The protests gained momentum with the beginning of the monsoon session of Parliament on 20 July. Thousands of people joined the protest after CJP announced ‘Chalo Sansad’ march. The protesters accused the police of lathi charge and use of tear gas, while the police said that this action was taken to maintain law and order.




