Shikhar Dhawan urged patience and faith in India’s institutions, saying that patience is essential to navigate the NEET paper leak protests and that the youth’s dreams must be understood. The nationwide demonstrations over NEET exam leaks continued, with activists targeting the Centre and demanding accountability for systemic issues in education. Prime Minister Narendra Modi responded by announcing fast-track courts to ensure swift, stringent punishment for those involved in the leaks. Yuvraj Singh and Abhinav Bindra joined in calling for dialogue and meaningful reforms, signaling broader support for calming tensions and addressing student concerns. Protests persisted in Delhi’s Tolstoy Marg and Janpath as demonstrators pressed for action from the government. The anti-leak movement has drawn support from various public figures and groups advocating transparency, accountability, and real reforms across states.