‘Dhurandhar’ actress Ayesha Khan, who was recently detained by the Mumbai Police for allegedly participating in the NEET paper leak protest, has reacted to the latest political development. Following the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, which was submitted to the Prime Minister Narendra Modi today (July 25), the actress expressed her support for the move. Taking to social media, Ayesha shared a screenshot of the news and celebrated the development, calling it a big win.
Ayesha Khan celebrates as Dharmendra Pradhan resigns
Sharing an update on her Instagram stories, Ayesha Khan wrote, “We are half way there.” He also described the resignation as a “good sign” In a long note, he celebrated the great victory and wrote, “Let us now hope that adequate compensation is made to the families of the victims, although nothing in the world can compensate for the personal loss of a person.” He also called for accountability for the way peaceful protesters were treated. He urged people not to forget what he described as the unjustified FIR filed against the students, stressing that the issue should not be forgotten.
Ayesha added, “And let’s hope there is accountability to the peaceful protesters. These are exactly the young minds that all of us are fighting for. Don’t forget that these FIRs are unfair.” He ended his post by writing, “This phase of our country will always be a part of my core memory. We all learned so much in the process. Where there’s a will there’s a way. Jai Hind.” Look.On July 22, Ayesha Khan joined students in Mumbai to support protests demanding accountability in the NEET paper leak case. During the demonstration, he was detained by the Mumbai Police. The actress later shared videos from inside a police van, claiming that she was arrested despite just “standing” at the protest site. In another video, he is seen being escorted by female police officers while repeatedly questioning the reason for his detention. Through a series of social media posts, Ayesha also criticized the Mumbai Police for their handling of the protest.
