After days of protests against the NEET paper leak by students, on July 25, Dharmendra Pradhan he finally gave his resignation. While several celebrities praised the youth for having the courage to seek accountability and question what was wrong, PM Narendra Modi he also addressed the nation and assured strict measures for the betterment and future of the education system in India. now, Anupam Kher has also reacted to everything that happened and while he appreciated the fact that democracy won and voices were heard, he expressed his disappointment at the harsh language used against Prime Minister Narendra Modi, which also included people abusing him in several videos that have gone viral on the Internet. Kher took his Instagram and X (formerly Twitter) and shared a video, in which he said, “Andolan samapth ho gaya, bohot si baatein spasht ho gayi, yeh saabit ho gaya ke jab chaatra apni baat imandaari se rakhte hai toh loktantra unhein sunta hai. pahunchti. Lekin samadhan nikla aur yehi loktantra ki sabse badi shakti hai ki hum aage badhe, desh kisi ek andolan nahi ruk sakta. Desh ko bhavishya ki o badhna hi hota hai. (“So, the movement is over, and many things have become clear. It has also been proven that when students stand by their words with complete honesty and determination, democracy listens to them. Maybe this conversation could have happened earlier. Maybe then the situation would not have reached this point. But now, the biggest solution to democracy is the end of democracy. It’s time for us to move forward. The country cannot stop at one movement. He further added, “Lekin iss puri ghanta mein ek baat ne hum sabko bheetar tak dukhi kiya hai. Maybe sabko nahi par sirf hum sabko dukhi kiya hai, sabko nahi par mujhe kiya hai. Camera ke saamne sarvajanik mancho par jis Tarah se bharat ke pradhaan matrian ke pradhaan aprs Modijan ke pradhaan matrian shre liye ashobhniye bhasha ka prayog kiya gaya, use dekhkar mann vyathit wow Yeh keval kisi ek vyakti ka prashn nahi hai. Yeh uss sanskriti ka prashn hai jise hum aane wali peedhiyon ke liye chhodkar jaana chahiye. Loktantra hamein asahmati ka adhikaar deta hai lekin asamman ka nahi. Hum kisi ki neta se asamarth ho sakte hai, unse sawaal puch sakte hai. Yehi toh loktantra ki aatma hai. Lekin jab tark samaapt ho jaate hai aur gaaliyaan shuru ho jaati hai. Tab behes nahi bajhti, sirf shor bajta hai (But in this whole event, one thing has saddened me. Maybe not everyone, but it has saddened me. The way the Prime Minister of IndiaNarendra Modi, was insulted and disrespected on camera. Seeing this, I got angry. This is not just a matter of one person. This is a question of the culture we want to leave for future generations. Democracy gives us the right to disagree, but not the right to disrespect. It does not give us the right to disrespect. We can disagree with any leader. We can criticize their policies. We can ask them questions. This is the spirit of democracy. But when the arguments end and the abuse begins, there is no debate. Only noise remains)Elaborating further, Kher said, “Shri Narendra Modi ji pichle 30 varsh se saarvajanik Jeevan mein hai, desh ki janta ne unhein baar baar vishwaas diya hai. Unhone apna pura Jeevan sarvajanik seva mein diya hai aur Vishwa manch for Bharat ki aawaz ko ek nayi pehchaan di hai. Hum unke har nirnay se Samarth ho yeh aavashyak nahi hai lekin kisi bhi nirvaachit Pradhaan mantri ke pad ki Garima ka sammaan karna, hum sabka daayitva hai. Dukh iss baat ka nahi ke unka virodh hua, loktantra mein virodh swabhaavik hai, dukh iss baat ka hai ke virodh ki bhasha itni chhoti ho gayi. Aur yeh keval yuvaaon tak seemmit nahi tha. Har aayu ke log iss bhasha ka hissa bane. (Narendra Modi has been in public service for 30 years. The people of the country have reposed their trust in him time and again. He has dedicated his entire life to public service and given a new identity to India’s voice on the world stage. We don’t have to agree with all his decisions. But I think it is our duty to respect the dignity of any elected Prime Minister. I am not saddened that he opposes it. Opposition is natural in a democracy. I am sorry that the language of the opposition has become so small. And it was not limited to young people. People of all ages became part of this fallen language). Anupam Kher concluded by saying that as a country we must not forget culture. “When we forget dignity, how can we expect values from the coming generations? We often say that we want to make India a world guru. But a world guru is not just a leader in economics, science or technology. To become a world guru, one must also have high thinking and high language. Do we have to disagree? Of course we should. Should we ask questions? Of course we should. We should also demand answers from the government. But we must not let our words become so poor that they reveal our character before our ideas. Because the true identity of any nation lies not only in its leaders, but in the language and behavior of its citizens. I think we should build an India where there are differences of opinion but not differences of heart. Where ideas may clash, but values never break. Where the loudest voice of democracy is expressed in the softest language of dignity. Because dignity is never a weakness. Dignity is the greatest strength of a civilized nation.Namaskar Jai Hind.”