Indian sports stars react to ongoing CJP student protests in Delhi
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 23, 2026, 12:34 PM
Last updated Jul 23, 2026
Several Indian sports figures, including Abhinav Bindra, Yuvraj Singh, and Nikhat Zareen, have expressed their support for the ongoing CJP student protests in New Delhi, which began over issues related to the NEET-UG exam leak. The protests have drawn widespread attention, leading to clashes with police, who reportedly used batons and tear gas against demonstrators. Prominent athletes have called for dialogue and reform in the education system, with Yuvraj Singh urging the need for peaceful solutions and Bindra emphasizing collective responsibility towards education. The protests have continued to escalate, challenging government responses to the student's demands for systemic changes in education policy.
- •CJP protests focus on demands for education reform in India.
- •Clashes with police have escalated since protests began nearly a month ago.
- •Yuvraj Singh and Shikhar Dhawan have voiced calls for patience and dialogue.
- •Abhinav Bindra emphasizes collective efforts towards improving the education system.
- •Police actions against protesters have drawn concern from various athletes.
- 12:34 PMYahoo Sports — CJP protests: Which Indian sports stars have reacted to student agitation?
"Indian sporting legends Abhinav Bindra, Yuvraj Singh, Manu Bhaker, and Nikhat Zareen have spoken up regarding the ongoing CJP student protests in New Delhi.
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