What happened
Haryana singers and rappers publicly supported students protesting at Jantar Mantar over alleged exam-paper leaks and demanding the Education Minister’s resignation. The solidarity from public figures turned a student grievance into a wider conversation on exam integrity, youth frustration, and accountability in the education system.
Who said what
Gulzaar Chhaniwala asked the Prime Minister to listen to the students and provide justice, saying the students had been wronged and were fighting for their rights.
Dhanda Nyoliwala changed his profile image to one linked with Sonam Wangchuk and the slogan stand for truth.
MC Square said the students’ demand was valid, that they were being ignored and beaten, and that he was postponing upcoming music releases in solidarity.
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