Prakash Raj and Pa Ranjith Support Sonam Wangchuk’s Show at Jantar Mantar |

Some of the actors of the film shared their support at a screening at Jantar Mantar in Delhi. Among South Indian film stars, actor Prakh Raj has been very vocal about the issue. He has been sharing his support through social media and even up to that point.In one of his writings, Prakash Raj He wrote: “The world is seeing a Coward government that does not want to talk to the youth but wants to act like dictators.”Then, after the activist and education Sonam Wangchuk Affected by the police authorities, the actor shared another post which said, “Parde ke peeche kya hai, Chappan inch ka Dara hua Nangapan. What’s behind the screen. 56 inches Shivering Nudity #justasking.”

The actor took action after visiting the protest site

The ‘Singham’ actor later arrived at Jantar Mantar to support the protests led by the youth-led Cockroach Janta Party (CJP). Sharing a video from the protest website, he wrote, “The youth of our country are just asking.”In a procession thousands of Cockroach Janta Party supporters marched in Delhi, demanding the resignation of the Education Minister. Later reports indicated that the police stopped the march with barricades and riots broke out as the protestors tried to advance. Some protesters also reported being injured in baton charges.After seeing the situation, Mr. Prakash Raj shared another video and wrote: “I see the brutality that the authoritarian government has done to the youth of my country. This is just the beginning. “On the other hand, on July 19, filmmaker Pa Ranjith also shared his support for Sonam Wangchuk and the critics. He shared a long message on social media after Wangchuk was transferred to a hospital during the 21-day hunger strike at Jantar Mantar.

On Ranjith they develop a bond

In a statement, Pa Ranjith wrote on his X handle, “In solidarity with #SonamWangchuk, #CockroachJantaParty and everyone protesting at #JantarMantar.”He also wrote: “Criticizing the government for holding peaceful protests at Jantar Mantar. The use of force against protesters, the detention of those who stand in solidarity, and the decision to transfer an innovator and human rights activist, Sonam Wangchuk to hospital during her 21-day hunger strike are deeply disturbing.”Speaking about the cause of the protest, he added, “Sonam Wangchuk’s struggle reflects the anger, anxiety, and uncertainty that millions of young people across the country are forced to endure. Repeated allegations of paper leaks, failures in the examination process, and lack of accountability have put the dreams and future of countless students at risk.”

Call for response

Mr. Pa Ranjith also said that the concerns of the students and protesters should be resolved through dialogue instead of coercion. He wrote: “Instead of responding to these complaints, the government has decided to end peaceful democratic conflicts.”He added, “With the future of the country at stake, the Union education minister and the BJP-led Union government have a responsibility to respond, not force.”The head of the ‘Thangalaan’ group also expressed their support for those participating in the protests.