TV actress Sumona Chakraborty fell victim to a scared accident in South Bombay. The actress herself has posted on social media about this. Sumona has revealed that her car was surrounded by people protesting with Maratha quota. She is badly nervous due to this accident. According to Sumona, now he does not find South Bombay safe at all.
Posting on Instagram, Sumona Chakraborty wrote- ‘Today at 12:30 I was going from Colaba to Fort and suddenly- my car stopped by a mob. A man wearing a orange stole was hitting the bonnet of my car, smiling. His exit stomach was adjacent to my car. Was swinging in front of me as if someone was proving an absurd thing.
‘Feeling insecure in South Bombay …’
The actress further wrote- ‘Her friends were beating my windows vigorously, Jai Maharashtra! Was screaming and laughing. We moved a little further and then the same thing was repeated, twice in five minutes. No police. (Those whom we saw later, they were just sitting, talking, hanging). No law and order. Only I was feeling insecure in my car, in the daylight of day, in South Bombay. And roads? Banana peels, plastic bottles, dirt fell. Pavements were captured.
‘What would have happened if I was alone?’
Sumona said- ‘The protesters are eating in the name of protest, sleeping, bathing, cooking, urinating, doing defecation, making video calls, making reels, making Mumbai darshan. Citizen spirit is being completely mocked. I have lived almost all my life in Bombay. I have always felt safe here. Especially in South Bombay. But today, for the first time later, in the safety of my own car in daylight, I felt truly insecure. vulnerable. And suddenly I felt that I was lucky. Good luck that a mail friend was with me. I could not stop myself from thinking, what would happen if I was alone? ‘
‘Scary’ told the accident
Sumona again writes- ‘My mind was to record the video, but soon I realized that it could enforce it further. So I did not do this. It seems scary when you realize that whatever you are, or anywhere, law and order can be ruined in a moment. Protest can also occur in peace. We have seen And yet, the police tighten the screws on them. But here? Completely anarchy. ‘#
‘If illiteracy and unemployment are dominating, then …’
Finally, the actress says- ‘I am upset as a taxpayer citizen, a woman and a person who loves this city. We deserve better than this joke of governance and civil responsibility. We have the right to feel safe in our city. At the same time, Sumona wrote in the caption with the post- ‘It does not seem that it is the fastest growing economy. It does not seem that it is a progressive society. The digital India is not what they keep talking. Because when casteism, religion, politics, corruption, bureaucracy, illiteracy and unemployment are dominating, then it is not development. This is the fall.