Virat Kohli Made a Post on CJP Protest? Truth Behind Viral Tweet Revealed

A tweet is going viral on social space and it claims it was done by legendary cricketer Virat Kohli. But, is that the case, did Kohli actually tweet?

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Virat Kohli | Image: ANI/X

A tweet is going viral on social space and it claims it was done by legendary cricketer Virat Kohli. But, is that the case, did Kohli actually tweet? The post claims that Kohli is supporting the protesting students, but the reality is that it is far from the truth. Fans believed that the former India captain has finally broken silence on the burning issue. The screenshot of the tweet started circulating on social space. To be honest, the post looks genuine when you see it for the first time. 

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"Students deserve a fair system, transparent examinations, and a future built on merit. The concerns being raised by students should be heard seriously. I hope the authorities take immediate and meaningful action to address their grievances. The future of our country deserves justice, transparency and accountability," the post read. 

The fact is that Kohli hasn't made any comment on the CJP protests. At such times, it is extremely important that users verify the account username and look for the official verification badge before coming to conclusions. 

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Meanwhile, several other prominent sports personalities have voiced their support for the students.

Cricketers like Sachin Tendulkar and Shubman Gill have posted about it.

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Also, former India opener Shikhar Dhawan also shared his views on social media, urging calm and emphasising the importance of faith in democratic institutions.

Olympic medallist, Abhinav Bindra and Manu Bhaker also posted about it. They majorly focused on the importance of education rather than the political aspects of the protests.

The latest is that activist Sonam Wangchuk has broken his 26-day fast after dialogue and assurance from the present government. 

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 Ankit Banerjee
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