Member of the Bharatiya Janata Party and actress Kangana Ranaut Criticizing the ongoing PPP protests near parliament, he said the demonstrations should not be used to “exert pressure” or force the government to decide who should remain in office. Addressing the media outside Parliament during the monsoon session on Monday (July 20), Kangana said Parliament was the appropriate forum to debate public issues and discuss government decisions instead of resolving such issues through protests.“Our council meetings are designed to allow us to discuss all issues in broad and detailed detail and ask relevant questions,” she responded.She also opposed protests that disrupted proceedings, saying democratically elected governments have the right to govern without pressure from demonstrations. “It is not right to create riots, create chaos and protest in this way. The people have elected the government and they have the right to decide how to run this government. If you feel so strongly, you should contest the elections yourself. You cannot force the government to decide who to fire and who to keep; this kind of coercion is unacceptable.” Gradually, everyone will seek refuge in the BJP and the Sanatan culture, because this is what we take from Ghana and complement the world. Kangana Ranaut’s remarks come amid escalating CJP protests near Parliament during the monsoon session.Meanwhile, heavy troops were deployed in central Delhi as demonstrators trying to march on Parliament. The CJP alleged that the police resorted to lathi charges to stop the protesters, but the Delhi Police denied this and claimed that no such action was taken.As the march continued towards Parliament, police later fired tear gas shells to disperse the crowd. Authorities earlier said the march had not yet received permission and warned that any unauthorized march would not be allowed to go to parliament.In a related development, CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke ends hunger strike while an activist Sonam Wangchuck It was announced that he would remain on an indefinite fast at Safdarjung Hospital.
Bollywood backs Sonam Wangchuck protest
Sonam Wangchuck’s campaign for constitutional safeguards and environmental protection in Ladakh has received widespread support from some of the biggest names in the film industry. Actor Prakash Raj has been one of the most outspoken supporters, repeatedly asking the government to engage in dialogue with Sonam Wangchuk and other protesters, students, and to respect peaceful democratic protests.veteran actress Shabana Azmi Also supporting Wangchuk’s movement, her husband, renowned lyricist and screenwriter Javed Akhtar, wrote an open letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi calling for meaningful dialogue and urging the Center to address Ladakh’s concerns. Filmmaker O’Neill, actor Omi Wadia, and veteran actor Nasiruddin Shah praised Wangchuck’s peaceful approach. The list was also joined by singer-songwriter Vishal Dadlani and actor and environmentalist Dia Mirza, who have expressed solidarity with the activist, using their social media platforms to raise awareness of the movement and encourage public support.
