With the deadly Coronavirus pandemic spread all over the world, the Supreme Court still wanna take the Medical entrance, National Entrance cum Eligibility Test (NEET) and engineering entrance Joint Entrance Exam (JEE). Here Sonu Sood stays with the students and affirms that he will help reach the students to the exam centres.
There was a plea filed in the Supreme Court for postponement of the national entrance exams, JEE and NEET, but however the Supreme Court rejected the plea on 17th August 2020 and made compulsory for the students to give the examinations to get enrolled into the colleges. Considering the present scenario this can be a huge risk that the court might have imposed on students’ life. Against this the states of Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, West Bengal, Rajasthan,Jharkhand and Punjab have filed for a review petition in the Supreme Court.
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The actor Sonu Sood has been in news for helping thousands of citizens to reach their home safely amid the Coronavirus pandemic in the country and also from abroad. And now for the same hearing from the Supreme Court the generous actor replied to a post that he will stand beside the students to help them reach the examination centres in case the examinations are on its route.
The actor on friday wrote that,’ In case #JEE_NEET happens: To all the students who will be appearing & are struck in flood-hit areas of Bihar, Assam & Gujarat. Do let me know ur areas of travel. Trying to make ur travel arrangements to reach ur examination centres. No one should miss their exam bec of resources.’
Many parts of the country, Assam, Gujarat and Bihar have been hit hard by the floods and students from those flood hit niches find it difficult to reach the centre and are worried, but the actor takes pledge to make suitable arrangements for them,they just need to tell him about their location and exam centres’ location.
Earlier also many bollywood celebrities have shown acts of munificence towards the needy people who have suffered in the COVID-19.
