‘Dhurandhar’ actress Ayesha Khan LIVE during student protests in Mumbai; Shares ‘I Just Stopped On The Road’ Video | Hindi Movie News

“Dhurandhar” actress Ayesha Khan revealed that she was arrested by the Mumbai police on July 22 for standing on the road near the CJP-instigated protest at Jantar Mantar. They shared videos inside the police van, questioning the lack of explanation. Ayesha had earlier encouraged the paparazzi and media to cover the Delhi protests.

Ayesha Khan, who is in ‘Dhurandhar’ and has previously expressed her support for the protests taking place at Jantar Mantar led by the Cockroach Janta Party and other youths of the country, took to her Instagram page to share that she was arrested by the army. Mumbai Police on July 22 for simply standing ‘on the road’.

Ayesha Khan shares a video inside a police van

The actress posted a video of herself sitting in a police car, “my hands are shaking right now, they locked me in a police car for just standing on the road peacefully, I didn’t say anything. I didn’t protest anymore, I just stood because my brother and my male friends were locked up.”

He then panned the camera to show the large number of Mumbai police, saying, “Everybody is in the car for no reason. Koi answer nahi hai kisike pass. Who has nothing to do with it? I just stood on the road and was dragged and pushed by 4 to 5 women, left, right, center, for just standing on the road. “

Ayesha Khan questions the lack of response

In another post, he posted photos of the police along with the caption, “Arrested for peacefully standing on the street. #AccountabilityWhere?”. In another video, a voice in the background (probably Ayesha) can be heard asking the police where they are being taken, but the police refrain from answering. Sharing this, Ayesha wrote, “No answers!! God knows where we are going?”.

Ayesha Khan refuses as the police push her into the van

Another video captures several policemen pushing Ayesha into a van as she resists. Sharing the same pictures from the other side in another post, Ayesha wrote, “Unfortunately, it took 4 policewomen to pull me over. But I’m asking the same question again, why? Did I make noise? Did I start a conversation again? Why did they shut me up?”

‘We’re so lost in beauty’

Earlier, Ayesha had asked popular paparazzi accounts and media sites to focus on the CJP protests taking place in Delhi. “… It’s very sad that I didn’t know about it anymore. We are so lost in beauty, beauty, and conflict that we often avoid things that need our attention,” he said.