On Wednesday night, Salman Khan: spoke in favor of student protests against NEET paper leak. He shared a photo of himself as a child and wrote, “It was a peaceful event, feeling sad that it had to be so violent. My heart goes out to the students and their families who are hurting. Paper leaking is a serious issue, and I am happy to know and see that the children of our country are coming together for a better education system, and their parents are supporting them.But, on Thursday, as: PM Narendra Modi Addressing the protests and promising to take strict action, Salman Khan once again shared his thoughts on the issue. He supported the Prime Minister’s decision and urged the students to return home. Salman also urged Sonam Wangchuk to end his hunger strike. The ‘Dabangg’ actor wrote, “Students have the highest priority, education and security, so they don’t need to worry and their parents worry for them. The Honorable Prime Minister tweeted, and I am sure he will take strict action against all the people responsible for this leak. So students, please go back to your parents and homes.”He added, “Sonam, it’s over, bro. Don’t extend it. Keep the spirit for another day if there is a need, which I doubt, don’t eat anything. If u want, will send u food from home.” For those who don’t know, PM Modi, addressed the issue as he said, “Nothing is more important than the welfare and future of our youth! We have decided to set up fast-track courts to ensure swift and strict punishment for those involved in paper leaks. Those who are trying to destroy the future of our youth will not be spared. The interest of the youth of the country and their future is our highest priority. In all cases of paper leak, fast track courts will be established to give severe punishment to the culprits as soon as possible. In this regard, instructions have been issued to ensure that the concerned department takes the necessary action.“This is an important step in the series of decisions taken by the government to protect the interest of the students. No one who disturbs the future of the youth will be spared.”