Manav Kaul backs protesting students in Mumbai as he distributes water bottles: ‘They are important’
Here's the latest update from the Bollywood world:
Star and writer, Manav Kaul decided to take action rather than just being a voice on Friday when he took to the streets of Mumbai with thousands of other students who were protesting. Rather than just turning up, the star took time with the protestors, gave out water bottles, and made sure that the attention was not drawn to him but to the students instead.
Adding to this, Manav Kaul joins student protest, distributes water and reminds everyone who matters most. Manav Kaul joins students at Mumbai protest Manav Kaul, known for his roles in Baramulla and Tumhari Sullu along with Vidya Balan, was among the numerous celebrities who participated in the student protest organised at Shivaji Park, Dadar, on July 24. The star was spotted at the site dressed in a black polo-neck T-shirt, a pair of jeans, and a brown sling bag, distributing water bottles from a box to the students protesting at the place.
Meanwhile, Several clips were uploaded by the followers about Manav's participation in the protest rally, with numerous people appreciating his humility. Posting a video online, one user wrote, "Mad respect for my goat" regarding the star being a real-life hero.
Notably, In yet another clip that has gone widely shared, Manav moved away when reporters approached him and encouraged the students to give their statements, saying, “They are important.”
As per the latest buzz, View this post on Instagram Mumbai's Tiranga Morcha draws thousands The Mumbai protest happened when thousands of people were gathered at Shivaji Park for Tiranga Morcha of Shiv Sena (UBT) demanding resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on the allegations of NEET paper leak. There were thousands of people who gathered around the Meenatai Thackeray statue waving Tricolor flags along with posters and portraits of Bhagat Singh and Dr B R Ambedkar.
In further updates, It was reported that there were around 2,000 to 2,500 people who attended the protest, according to local authorities. Actors Atul Kulkarni, Arjun Mathur, Kritika Kamra, Chandan Roy Sanyal and comedian Kunal Kamra were also among those attending the protest.
On top of that, Protests erupted following the alleged NEET paper leak, infuriating lakhs of aspirants seeking admission into medical colleges across the nation. The examination process was under scrutiny, and matters worsened with reports of suicide cases of students coming into the spotlight after the cancelled examination.
Students, their parents and other supporters protested at Jantar Mantar, New Delhi, and other parts of the nation. Thousands of protesters are showing up daily in the capital, questioning the authorities and urging swift action. These protests began after a satirical political party known as the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) was created. This political party was formed following a statement made by the Chief Justice of India, Surya Kant, calling unemployed youths 'cockroaches'.
Source: Hindustan Times