Actor Prakash Raj has reached Delhi ahead of the much-anticipated Parliament march being held today, extending his support to the ongoing protest movement demanding greater transparency in the country's examination system. His arrival comes shortly after activist Sonam Wangchuk was removed from his hunger strike and peaceful protest at Jantar Mantar, a development that has intensified public attention on the campaign.
Prakash Raj, who has consistently backed the movement through his social media posts, shared a video from a massive gathering of young supporters on Sunday night. The selfie-style clip shows a large crowd assembled under a yellow canopy, waving the Indian tricolour and lighting up the venue with their mobile phone flashlights. Sharing the video on X, the actor wrote, "Youth of our country are #justasking," echoing the campaign's message that students deserve answers and accountability.
The actor's latest post comes ahead of today's Parliament march, where protesters are expected to demand reforms in the examination system and seek the resignation of the Union Education Minister. The campaign has gained momentum over the past few weeks, drawing participation from students, activists and citizens who have raised concerns over alleged irregularities in competitive examinations, including NEET.
The movement witnessed a major development after Sonam Wangchuk's removal from his hunger strike and peaceful demonstration at Jantar Mantar. Wangchuk's protest had become a rallying point for many young people and civil society groups, with supporters viewing it as a symbol of their demand for transparency and accountability in public institutions. His removal has further amplified discussions around the issues being raised by the protesters.
Known for his outspoken views on social and political matters, Prakash Raj has repeatedly used his public platform to support causes he believes in. Through his ongoing #JustAsking campaign, the actor has encouraged citizens to question those in positions of power and seek greater accountability. His presence in Delhi has added visibility to today's march, with many supporters welcoming his participation.
As the Parliament march gets underway, all eyes will be on the response from the authorities and the scale of public participation. With thousands of students, activists and supporters expected to join the demonstration, the protest marks another significant chapter in the growing call for transparency, accountability and reforms in India's education system.
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