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Sonakshi Sinha shares visuals of lathi-charge on students during CJP protest: ‘Poore desh ka dil toot gaya’

Actor Sonakshi Sinha has reacted to the alleged police action during the Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP)-led protest, sharing visuals of a lathi-charge on students on social media. Expressing anguish over the incident, she wrote, "Poore desh ka dil toot gaya" ("The entire nation's heart has been broken"), adding to the growing chorus of voices reacting to the demonstrations.

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Sonakshi Sinha shares visuals of lathi-charge on students during CJP protest: ‘Poore desh ka dil toot gaya’

Sonakshi Sinha shares visuals of lathi-charge on students during CJP protest: ‘Poore desh ka dil toot gaya’

Actor Sonakshi Sinha has joined the public discourse surrounding the Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP)-led protests by sharing videos that purportedly show a lathi-charge on students during the demonstration in New Delhi.

Taking to social media, the actress reposted the visuals and expressed her concern over the incident, writing, "Poore desh ka dil toot gaya" ("The entire nation's heart has been broken").

Her post quickly gained traction online, with thousands of users reacting to her comments and debating the events shown in the videos.

Sonakshi reacts to viral visuals

The actress shared the clips amid widespread circulation of videos from the CJP's 'Chalo Sansad' march, which witnessed clashes between protesters and security personnel near Parliament.

Without making additional political remarks, Sonakshi conveyed her disappointment over the alleged treatment of students participating in the demonstrations.

Her post was widely shared across social media platforms, with supporters and critics offering contrasting views on the incident.

Protest turns contentious

The CJP-organised march was held in support of climate activist Sonam Wangchuk, whose transfer from Jantar Mantar to VMMC & Safdarjung Hospital triggered protests and political controversy.

As demonstrators attempted to march towards Parliament, confrontations broke out after police stopped the procession at multiple barricades.

Several protesters alleged that police used lathis and tear gas to disperse the crowd, while Delhi Police maintained that only the minimum force necessary was used to maintain law and order and prevent protesters from entering restricted areas.

Political reactions intensify

The incident has sparked sharp political reactions, with Opposition leaders accusing the Centre of suppressing peaceful dissent and demanding accountability for the police action.

The government has defended the security measures, stating that restrictions were imposed to protect Parliament and maintain public safety during the demonstration.

Meanwhile, Delhi Police have registered multiple FIRs in connection with the violence that erupted during the march and said further investigations are underway.

Debate continues online

Sonakshi Sinha's reaction has added another celebrity voice to the ongoing debate over the handling of the protests.

As videos from the demonstration continue to circulate online, discussions over the right to peaceful protest, the use of force by authorities and the broader political implications remain at the centre of public attention.

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