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In a powerful show of solidarity, popular singer-actor Diljit Dosanjh has come out in support of the ongoing CJP student protests in Delhi. Commenting on the 'Chalo Sansad' march and police lathi charges at Jantar Mantar, Diljit said, “I’ll be called anti-national, but students shouldn’t have been treated like this.”

His statement highlights growing celebrity backing for the youth movement demanding education reforms, action against paper leaks, and the Education Minister’s resignation. Diljit’s remarks have gone viral, sparking debates on freedom of expression and police handling of peaceful demonstrations.

CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke has announced the Parliament march will continue, with thousands of students determined to press their demands. The involvement of influential figures like Diljit has amplified the protest’s reach across social media, putting further spotlight on the government’s response to the student crisis. Many netizens praised the celebrity for using his platform to stand with the youth.