Salman Khan Flaunts Muscular Physique After Days Of Online Criticism
- Salman Khan faces online backlash after posting support for protesting students on Instagram, with critics quickly linking his comments to the ongoing controversy and accusing him of being "scared" to confront the system.
- Two days earlier, Salman had voiced support for students regarding the paper leak, calling it a "very serious issue" and praising their peaceful protest while urging them to prioritize safety.
- Meanwhile, activist Sonam Wangchuk ended his 26-day fast after meeting BJP president Nadda, who assured him that education reform demands would be addressed; protests continue at Jantar Mantar.
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi promised the strictest punishment for those involved in paper leaks, including the use of fast-track courts, aligning with Salman's previous calls for trust in government.
- The movement remains active in India as students demand systemic educational reforms, while critical remarks like "You are scared" continue to circulate online questioning his stance.
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Salman Khan is once again in the news on social media after his response to the NEET paper leak. He shared photos from his late-night gym session with a caption that caught fans' attention. Fans praised his fitness as soon as the post surfaced, while many others offered mixed reactions to the caption.
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