The use of lathicharge and tear gas by the police during the students’ march to Parliament at Jantar Mantar in Delhi on Monday has shaken the entire country. After this incident, the anger of many Bollywood stars is clearly visible on social media. Stars like Riteish Deshmukh, Vir Das, Vijay Verma and Sonakshi Sinha have strongly condemned the action while supporting the students.
Riteish Deshmukh said, youth are the heartbeat of our country.
Actor and director Riteish Deshmukh expressed his views on social media platform
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Veer Das targeted the ‘hypocrisy’ of artists
Stand-up comedian and actor Veer Das, in his tweet, raised questions on the attitude of the artists without naming anyone. He wrote that if you are a live performer and still remain silent on the issues of the youth of the country, then it is hypocritical to later sell tickets of your show to the same youth. However, he later deleted his post. But he clarified that this issue is no longer about any politics or party, but directly about the youth.
Vijay Verma told the troll, you can unfollow him silently also.
Actor Vijay Verma re-posted several pictures and videos of the protest on his Instagram story. In one of the pictures, the policeman can be seen carrying a baton, which he shared in a sarcastic reference to his film Eeb Allay Ooo! Mentioned. Along with this, he also gave a befitting reply to those who were threatening to unfollow him because of his stand. Vijay wrote in a cool manner, “You can also unfollow silently… you don’t have to tell everything.”
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Sonakshi Sinha wrote, the heart of the entire country is broken
Actress Sonakshi Sinha also shared heartbreaking pictures of the incident that took place on Monday. Expressing his condolences and anger, he wrote, “On July 20, many people’s bones were broken and the hearts of an entire nation were broken. Remember that.”