Amid political upheavals and nationwide protests surrounding the NEET paper leak controversy, a new viral claim has taken over social media platforms. Following demonstrations from Jantar Mantar in Delhi to across the country by the Cockroach Janata Party's Chalo Parliament march, and the subsequent resignation of Dharmendra Prasad from the post of Union Education Minister, various speculations have flooded the internet. Among these discussions, a post bearing the name of Kangana Ranaut began circulating rapidly, alleging that she herself requested Prime Minister Narendra Modi to appoint her as the country's next education minister.
What does the viral post claim?
The widely shared graphic and text suggest that Kangana Ranaut appealed to Narendra Modi to hand over the education ministry to her. The fabricated message displayed online claims that she understands the importance of education very well because she was supposedly the first person to state that India gained its real independence in 2014. Furthermore, the fake post asserted that she possesses a special plan to fix the NEET examination system.
The reality behind the AI generated fake content
If you have come across such a post on your social media feeds, it is important not to believe it blindly. The content is entirely fabricated and designed to mislead people on the internet. Kangana Ranaut has not shared any such post or statement on her Instagram stories or any other verified social media handle. Technical scrutiny confirms that this viral post was entirely created using Artificial Intelligence. As of now, no official reaction or statement has been issued by Kangana regarding this fake post. Meanwhile, the country has officially received a new education minister, with Pralhad Joshi taking charge of the Ministry of Education on July 25, 2026.
Paritosh Tripathi's emotional note and upcoming projects
Alongside these political and viral narratives, other updates from the entertainment industry have emerged. Actor Paritosh Tripathi turned emotional while remembering his late father, writing on social media that nine years have passed since his departure and his son is crying out loud. On the professional front, Kangana was last seen on the big screen in the film Bharat Bhagya Vidhaata. Fans will soon watch her take on the lead role in Queen 2, a sequel to the 2013 blockbuster directed by Vikas Bahl. Reports indicate that Vikas Bahl will return to direct the sequel, though significant changes will be made to the casting. Out of the original cast, only Kangana Ranaut will return for this project, while new faces will be brought in to fill the other roles.
