Due to this, the Chennai High Court is likely to file a contempt case against Surya.

SM Subramaniam has written

Tamil Nadu: Justice SM Subramaniam has written a letter to the Chief Justice of the Chennai High Court asking him to file a contempt of court case against actor Surya for criticizing the court action in a recent report on NEET selection.

Yesterday, 3 students committed suicide in Tamil Nadu on the same day due to fear of NEET exam. Actor Surya released a statement last night expressing his anguish over it.

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According to the report, 3 students committed suicide on the same day due to fear of NEET exam.

He said there was no shame in saying consolation instead of congratulating the students who are going to take the exam.

And even in times of great fear for life, such as corona infection, it is painful for students to be forced to take exams and prove their worthiness.

The government is legislating an education system that creates inequality, which must create equal opportunities for all.

Those who are ignorant of the reality of poor simple students formulate educational policies.

Fearing for his life for fear of corona, the court ordered the students to go without fear and write the exam through video conferencing. That he had said that.

The news of student suicide for fear of exams is becoming a hot topic in the media for the day.

Chanakya, who find spelling errors even in the deaths of dead students, said they would discuss the heat fly.

Court letter

Surya's statement mentioned that the court was prosecuting him through video conferencing for fear of his life, but ordered the students to go and write the exam without fear.

Judge SM Subramaniam has written to the Chief Justice of the Chennai High Court asking him to continue contempt of court.