Shubman Gill is the latest voice to break his silence amid the students’ protest in Delhi’s Jantar Mantar. On July 23, the captain of the India National Cricket Team for the Test and ODI formats shared a meaningful Instagram story.
Through the Instagram story, Shubman Gill mentions that through compassion and mutual respect, India could move forward for a better future.
Shubman Gill expresses his thoughts on the ongoing students' protest in Delhi
In the Instagram story, the Indian cricket team captain expresses that as a young Indian, he believes his generation deserves every opportunity to learn, dream, and take forward steps for a better future. He further mentions that education has the power to shape India’s future.
“As a young Indian, I believe our generation deserves every opportunity to learn, dream, and shape the future we all aspire to. I have immense respect for every young person who believes in making their voice heard peacefully. Education has the power to shape our nation's future. I hope we move forward with compassion, mutual respect, and keep the best interests of every student at heart. For India's future,” Shubman Gill’s Instagram story reads.
INSTAGRAM STORY BY INDIAN CAPTAIN SHUBMAN GILL ?? pic.twitter.com/Qf8HJctMTz
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