‘Do you think you’re God?’: Arijit Singh reacts to NEET protest crackdown, says ‘Har cheez yaad rakkha jayega’

Playback singer Arijit Singh has joined the growing list of public figures reacting to the police action during the ongoing NEET protest, sharing a strongly worded message on social media.

The singer criticised the handling of the demonstrations and reminded political leaders that power is temporary, while people’s memories and public accountability endure.

His remarks came after police action against protesters during a march towards Parliament in New Delhi, where clashes were reported between demonstrators and security personnel.

‘Do you think you’re God?’

In his social media post, Arijit Singh questioned those in positions of authority, suggesting that no individual or government remains in power forever.

The singer’s message included the line “Har cheez yaad rakkha jayega” (Everything will be remembered), indicating that public actions and decisions are ultimately judged over time.

His statement quickly gained attention online, with many users sharing and debating his comments across social media platforms.

Protests continue over alleged NEET paper leak

The demonstrations began after allegations surrounding the NEET paper leak, with students demanding greater transparency, accountability and reforms in the country’s examination system.

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The protests later expanded to include calls for broader educational reforms, drawing participation from students, activists and several public personalities.

Police action sparks nationwide debate

During the march towards Parliament, police used barricades and other crowd-control measures to stop protesters from moving ahead.

Reports also indicated that clashes resulted in injuries to both protesters and police personnel, adding to the ongoing public debate over the handling of the demonstrations.

The incident has triggered widespread reactions from politicians, activists and members of the entertainment industry, with many appealing for dialogue and a peaceful resolution.

Several celebrities have voiced their opinions

Arijit Singh is among several film personalities who have commented on the issue in recent days.

Actors including Rajkummar Rao, Prakash Raj, Mrunal Thakur, Preity Zinta, Diljit Dosanjh, Shabana Azmi, and others have shared their views, with many calling for empathy, transparency and meaningful discussions to address students’ concerns.

As the conversation continues across the country, the debate over education reforms and accountability remains at the centre of public attention.