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Dev said “Humanity is crippling day by day.”India is burning with the fire of violence. 39 people have died in Delhi in clashes between opposition and supporters of the controversial Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA). More than 300 people were injured. Thinking about civil society over violence, the protests have shaken, and many stars, including Nusrat, Kolkata.
This time, the popular hero and grassroots MP of Kolkata protested. The hero posted a picture of India’s national flag in a tweet and wrote, “I can see that Delhi is not burning. I see humanity getting crippled. This is not a creator’s plan. It needs to be closed. Otherwise, as a nation we will all fail together. ‘
“I have been deeply hurt by the way violence started in Delhi on Monday,” Dev told an Indian media. This is the wish for peace to come back. ‘
Earlier, the protagonist Prasenjit also tweeted. He writes, ‘I am feeling sorry and devastated by the turmoil in Delhi. Violence cannot prevail. Let’s come together as Indians. ”
On the other hand, Punchimbang Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee wrote poems in three languages: Bangla, Hindi and English. He posted the poem on his Facebook page.
Earlier, Nusrat Jahan tweeted, “Sorry, mournful and painful. My country is burning. We humans, don’t forget it. Please do not spread rumors, false news and hate.”
News Room,February 28,2020
