Salman Khan’s now famous line, ‘It’s done bro’, continues to create buzz and is now widely used on social media. Following the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan from the post of Union Education Minister on 25 July 2026, amid growing public and political criticism over alleged examination irregularities, including concerns related to NEET-UG, several celebrities such as Priyanka Chopra Jonas,
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Among others responded to him. Saif Ali Khan’s son Ibrahim also responded to this by using Salman’s viral phrase. Ibrahim posted a message on his Instagram page, in which he expressed his approval of the decision. “Glad to see voices being heard. It’s done bro,” he wrote.This phrase received a lot of attention just two days ago when Salman Khan used it in a public appeal to Sonam, urging her not to continue her strike.Salman wrote, “Sonam, it’s over bro. Don’t extend this. Save the spirit for another day. If there’s a need, which I doubt, eat something. If you want, I’ll send you food from home.”In the same message, the actor also appealed to the students to end their protests and go home, expressing confidence that action will be taken against those responsible for the alleged paper leak.“Students are the top educational and security priority, so there is no need to worry and their parents are worried about them,” the honorable Prime Minister tweeted, “and I am sure he will take strict action against all these people responsible for this leak.”
So students, please, go back to your dreams for the Indian youth generation, which has been a moral obligation on the part of all of us in political and social life.
“I express my gratitude to the Prime Minister for giving me the opportunity to parent at home,” he wrote.After his resignation…
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Pradhan shared a detailed statement about X, reflecting on his years in public service and his commitment to education.“My young friends, for more than four decades, I have remained loyal to students, teachers and education reforms.
I have always believed that a strong, comprehensive and visionary education system is the foundation of a strong nation.He also expressed his gratitude to the Prime Minister while emphasizing his dedication to fulfilling the aspirations of the country’s youth.“I deeply respect the legitimate aspirations, feelings and expectations of the country’s youth. Turning the dreams of India’s young generation into reality has been a moral commitment on the part of all of us in political and social life.
I express my gratitude to the Prime Minister for giving me the opportunity to serve the nation under his wise leadership.”Addressing the controversy surrounding the alleged leak of the paper, Pradhan said he accepted responsibility from the beginning and remained committed to protecting deserving students.“From day one, I took responsibility for the situation and never shied away from it. It was my resolve that no deserving student should suffer because of the examination mafia and that no student should be subjected to injustice,” the letter said.
