Veteran actor and outspoken voice in Indian politics, Prakash Raj, stirred up a storm on social media with a fiery declaration: “I am not a degree holder... I am not ashamed of it... I don’t want to hide it.” Shared with the hashtag #justasking, the post is simple but loaded with meaning—and many believe it’s more than just a personal confession. It's a subtle but sharp dig aimed at the ongoing debate around Prime Minister Narendra Modi's contested academic credentials.
Known for his candid views, Prakash Raj has never been one to shy away from controversy. From taking on powerful political figures to calling out issues that many tiptoe around, he has built a reputation as much for his honesty as his acting chops. His latest tweet, posted on the eve of Ganesh Chaturthi, feels timed with precision—just as political discussions are heating up ahead of the upcoming elections.
The timing of the tweet is hard to ignore. Just days earlier, India saw fresh headlines about the Delhi High Court ruling that the Prime Minister’s BA degree details need not be disclosed by Delhi University. With years of speculation and legal sparring surrounding Modi’s “MA in Entire Political Science,” Prakash Raj’s #justasking feels less like a question—and more like a mic drop.
But beyond politics, Raj's statement also touches on a much larger conversation: Does formal education define your worth or ability? In a country where many people are denied access to higher studies for economic or social reasons, Raj’s tweet hits home. It champions the idea that talent, creativity, and integrity are not always born out of classrooms, but from life experience—and sometimes, rebellion.
Whether you see it as a political jab, a personal truth, or both—Prakash Raj has once again used his platform to challenge the narrative. And clearly, people are listening. In just one tweet, he’s turned a personal detail into a national conversation.
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