Nasiruddin Shah The violence that erupted during the Chalo Sansad march on July 20 came as protests at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar continued. The actor, known for openly sharing his views on social and political issues, expressed his anger after seeing footage of the clashes at the protest. In a video posted on Instagram, an emotional Shah reacted to the crackdown on students protesting over the NEET paper leak scandal. He strongly criticized those who used force against protesting students.
Emotional message from Nasiruddin
Naseeruddin said in the video: “Iss waqt mera dil bhi bhara hua hai aur main gusse se khaul bhi raha hoon yeh dekhkar ke humare bachchon ke saath kis tarah zulm ka bartav ja ja jaununungoriadh yadh anhhd an anhdiya ja jahd yad anlak good good suhai, muh pe naqab lagaye hue, haath mein danda liye hue. Kabhi apne bachchon ke baare mein bhi socha karo aur yeh bhi socho tumhara anjaam tumhe bhi ek din milega zaroor. “(I was excited, and at the same time, my blood boiled seeing how young people were tortured by thugs who reminded me of America’s masked agents. Please also think about your children and realize the consequences that you will eventually have to face. )He further added, “Inn sab bachchon se main kehna chahta hoon ki Himmat na hare. Bohot se logon ki hamdardi aapke saath hai. Bohot se log aapke saath hai. Aap ladhte rahe, mujhe humare mulq ki yuva peedhi se humesha ummeed rahi hai aur ab voh ummeed aur ujagar Ho gayi hai. Keep fighting; I have faith in the young people of our country, and that faith has only grown. (We are with you in this fight.)
Video goes viral claiming Shah took part in protests
A video has gone viral on social media claiming that Naseeruddin and his sons Vivaan and Imaad took part in a protest at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar on Monday. But in fact, the clip is from a film screening at Regal Cinemas in Mumbai.
Protests spread to Mumbai, triggering police restrictions
The protests were not limited to Delhi, as supporters of the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) also took to the streets of Mumbai. To prevent any potential disturbance, mumbai police From July 23 to August 6, gatherings of five or more people, processions, loudspeakers and fireworks are prohibited.
