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Salman Khan supports anti-paper-leak student protests, urges focus on education

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Bollywood actor Salman Khan has publicly backed students protesting against paper leaks in India, describing the issue as 'very serious.' He took to Instagram to commend students for uniting in demand of a stronger education system, also recognizing the role of supportive parents. Khan stressed that the movement should remain centred on education and stay clear of political influence. However, he expressed concern and sadness over reports that some protests had turned violent, disrupting what had otherwise been a peaceful demonstration.

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