The fire of protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act is now spreading in Delhi. On one hand, students protesting against the Citizenship Amendment Act have accused the police of brutal action. So some people say that there was a confrontation between the police and the crowd during the demonstration.
Meanwhile, Akshay Kumar’s liking on a tweet was overshadowed. The matter increased so much that he had to tweet and clarify. Actually, different types of videos and posts are becoming viral on social media these days about the protest in Jamia. They are also shown vandalizing students and police action.
Regarding the ‘like’ on the tweet of Jamia Milia students, it was by mistake. I was scrolling and accidentally it must have been pressed and when I realised I immediately unliked it as In no way do I support such acts.
— Akshay Kumar (@akshaykumar) December 16, 2019
There is one such video which Akshay Kumar first liked and later unliked it. It belongs to the Jamia campus, where suddenly there is chaos among the students. In this video, a student is seen saying, “Delhi Police is constantly pouring tear gas and bullets on us.” In the video, all the students are seen running around.
It happened that this video was accidentally liked by Akshay Kumar, after which it went viral on social media. Later, Akshay Kumar had to tweet. Akshay wrote – Tweet of that video of Jamia was accidentally liked while scrolling. I do not support such an act. I immediately unliked him.
After this tweet by Akshay Kumar, some people are supporting him and some opposing him. One user wrote – You do not need to give clarification, sir. We trust you At the same time a user wrote – The job of foreigners is to set fire to the country. Canadian citizens. #BoycottCanadianKumar and #ISupportAkshay remain top trending on social media.
On Sunday evening, several buses were set on fire during the protest against the Citizenship Amendment Act at Sarai Julena area and Mathura Road, adjacent to Jamia Millia Islamia. Fire brigades and police vehicles rushed to extinguish the fire were also vandalized. On the other hand, the students and staff of Jamia allege that Delhi Police used force on them without any provocation and entered the university campus without permission.
