Punjabi Celebrities Unite to Support NEET Protesters

Support from Punjabi Stars for Student Protests

Prominent figures from the Punjabi film and music industry, such as Gippy Grewal, Neeru Bajwa, Diljit Dosanjh, Sonam Bajwa, Himanshi Khurana, Guru Randhawa, and Jasbir Jassi, have publicly expressed their support for students protesting the NEET controversy. They are advocating for justice, transparency, and accountability in the examination process.

Gippy Grewal voiced his concern for the students, stating, "It’s truly heartbreaking to see students across our country going through so much. They aren’t asking for anything unreasonable; they’re simply asking to be heard, treated fairly, and given the opportunities they deserve. Watching young people struggle like this is deeply painful."

Neeru Bajwa also showed her support, emphasizing the importance of fairness and transparency, saying, “Democracy is strongest when people can ask questions, express their views without fear, and be heard.”

Sonam Bajwa reiterated the call for accountability, insisting that the hard work of students should be acknowledged and that the truth must come to light.

Himanshi Khurana added her voice to the cause, highlighting that students should not have to fight for their rightful entitlements. Veteran singer Jasbir Jassi called for a credible examination process that would restore students' trust.

Diljit Dosanjh previously condemned the treatment of the protesting students, stating, “What happened today was very wrong. Students should not have been treated like this. I request the authorities to listen to the students’ demands. The voice of the people is the voice of God.”

In response to the ongoing protests, singer Babbal Rai has postponed the release of his song Haal Puch Gya. The backing from these influential Punjabi artists has significantly raised awareness of the students' campaign, drawing greater public attention to their call for a fair and transparent resolution regarding the NEET issue.