Raveena Tandon spoke on the victory of students, told how goons hijacked the peaceful movement

After the big student movement at Jantar Mantar in Delhi and the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, the market of discussions is hot across the country. Many stars are giving their reaction on this success of the students. In this episode, now famous actress Raveena Tandon has also expressed her views openly. By writing a long post on social media, he has expressed happiness and pride over the victory of the students, while also expressing deep displeasure over the movement turning violent in some states. Raveena believes that this victory will bring big and positive changes in the education system of the country.

Expressed happiness on hearing the voices of students

Sharing several pictures on her Instagram account, Raveena wrote that the recent protests by students have awakened a new hope within her. He is satisfied that finally the legitimate demands of the people are being heard. He also mentioned issues like environment, animals and cutting of trees in his post. The actress said that we have to save our planet for the coming generations because we do not have any other ‘Planet B’ to live.

Mizoram’s peaceful demonstration highly praised

Raveena Tandon praised the peaceful student movements in the north-eastern state of Mizoram and elsewhere. He said that the students of Mizoram have set a great example of protest and salute to them. However, at the same time he strongly criticized those who spread violence under the guise of the movement. The actress clearly said that in some states, political parties and goons had completely hijacked this peaceful demonstration of students. Some people were present there only with the intention of garnering limelight and making reels for social media.

Those who damaged government property were reprimanded

Raveena has expressed strong objection to the violence and vandalism that took place during the protests. He says that unruly elements were definitely involved in damaging government property and this cannot be the work of students at all. These outside elements tried their best to divert the movement from its path. Despite all this, Raveena has expressed hope that now corruption will end from our system and easy access to education will be ensured for everyone. Concluding his speech, he wrote that only when India will study, India will progress.