Shabana Azmi rained down on Modi government on anti-Muslim law, there was an uproar in India

Well-known actress Shabana Azmi came out openly against the Modi government’s anti-Muslim law.

Shabana Azmi released a video message on social networking website Twitter in support of the protests across India against the Modi government’s controversial anti-Muslim law, in which she said that although she was abroad, she personally attended the protests. I am not involved but I fully support, Shabana Azmi urged Indians to take the campaign forward by participating as much as possible in the protests without any chaos.

At the end of the video, Shabana Azmi read Kefi Azmi’s poem and said, “The wind is very hot tonight, I will not sleep on the sidewalk tonight. Let everyone get up, I will also get up, let a window be opened in this wall.” Will”.

In solidarity with protestors against CAA and NRC pic.twitter.com/hynuypyNsm

— Azmi Shabana (@AzmiShabana) December 19, 2019

In her second video, the actress read her husband Javed Akhtar’s poem and said, “Those who are burning me alive that my chains are slowly melting.” I was killed in your street but your wall is crumbling with my blood. At the same time, he addressed the Modi government and said that instead of suppressing our voice, the government should listen to our voice. And I am with those who are protesting today.

Shabani Azmi also said in her third video after reciting Javed Akhtar’s poem in a bitter tone that I stand against the anti-Muslim law. At the same time, he wrote in the caption that answer.