Popular actor Rahman, known for his work in Tamil and Malayalam cinema, has shown solidarity with the protestors at Jantar Mantar. He emphasized that students are not India’s enemies but its future. Rahman expressed disappointment over the police action on CJP protestors, urging the government to address student concerns.
Rahman questioned the necessity of the police crackdown on students, stating his concern over the heartbreaking scenes. He appealed to the government to prioritize compassion over confrontation and to engage in dialogue with the students before it’s too late. The actor stressed that students are the nation’s future and should be heard.
Actress Revathy Asha echoed Rahman’s sentiments, emphasizing the importance of asking questions and supporting the protestors. She highlighted the need to reform the educational system to safeguard the future of children. Revathy called for leaders to engage in dialogue and listen to the concerns of the protestors, advocating for a peaceful resolution.
