Abb ayega aur Maza ?? Is this a game for you guys ? The resignation has come. Pack your bags and pls go back home and work.

— Shreevats goswami (@shreevats1) July 25, 2026

Cricket Voices Continue To Join Public Debate

Goswami is among several cricket personalities who have spoken publicly during the protests, although opinions have differed.

Earlier, former India batter Sanjay Manjrekar criticised the handling of issues surrounding education and examination leaks.

India captain Shubman Gill also expressed support for students, stating that every citizen deserves access to education and praising young people for raising their voices peacefully.

Sachin Tendulkar also commented on the issue by recalling advice from his late father, who worked as a teacher.

Writing on social media, Tendulkar said:

 "Failure is okay, cheating is not. Never take shortcuts."

His message was widely viewed as support for fairness and integrity in education.

Support for the protesters also came from several members of the cricket community, including the wives of Rohit Sharma, Jasprit Bumrah and Suryakumar Yadav, who shared messages backing students and women participating in the demonstrations.

With Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation accepted, attention is now expected to shift towards the next round of discussions between the government and protest representatives, while debate around education reforms and examination security is likely to continue.