Kangana Ranaut’s viral NEET claim dismissed as fake

Actor and politician Kangana Ranaut has once again found herself at the center of online discussions after a viral post falsely claimed that she had requested Prime Minister Narendra Modi to appoint her as India’s Education Minister.

The statement quickly spread across social media platforms, leading many users to believe it was genuine because it closely resembled Kangana’s usual writing style. However, the viral quote is fabricated and was never shared by the actress.

According to the fake post, Kangana allegedly said she understood the importance of education and wanted to become the country’s Education Minister. The message also included a satirical proposal related to the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET), claiming that students who watched her films in theatres would receive extra marks in the medical entrance examination.

The fabricated statement read that she wanted to be appointed Education Minister because she was “the first person to show people the truth that India attained independence in 2014.” It further joked that awarding additional NEET marks to students who watched her movies would help end her string of box-office flops while also benefiting students.

The post gained significant attention online, with many users sharing screenshots and commenting on the supposed remarks. Some believed the statement was authentic due to its resemblance to Kangana’s outspoken social media posts, while others questioned whether it had been created as satire.

Despite its widespread circulation, the claim has been confirmed to be false. Kangana did not make the statement, nor did she post it on any of her verified social media accounts, including Instagram. There is no evidence that she requested to become India’s Education Minister or proposed any changes to the NEET examination in the manner described.

The viral message appears to have been carefully crafted to imitate Kangana’s distinctive online tone, making it convincing enough to mislead many social media users. Such edited or fabricated posts often spread rapidly, particularly when they involve well-known public figures and controversial topics.

The incident serves as another reminder of how quickly misinformation can circulate online. Experts frequently advise users to verify viral claims by checking official social media accounts or credible sources before sharing them further.

Kangana, known for expressing her views on political and social issues, has often made headlines for her outspoken opinions. However, in this case, the viral statement circulating online has no factual basis and should not be treated as a genuine comment from the actress.

As the post continues to be shared across various platforms, social media users are being urged to exercise caution and verify the authenticity of viral content before accepting it as true. The claim about Kangana Ranaut seeking the Education Minister’s post and offering extra NEET marks to students who watch her films is entirely false.