Farhan Akhtar Bashed For Using The Wrong India Map Amidst CAA Protest

The CAA (Citizenship Amendment Act) protests at Jamia Millia Islamia University have worsened within the week when a group of unidentified people, probably thugs, set two-wheelers and a bus on fire.

Reports tell that with the excuse of keeping violent activities under surveillance, the police invaded the campus and their hostels without any permission. However, they reportedly ended up abusing, beating up and detaining the students, leaving them injured all around the university campus. Meanwhile, others attempted to find spots to hide.

A number of strongly disturbing videos and pictures of police brutally picking on the students have done rounds all over the globe. The victims come from two schools, Aligarh Muslim and Jamia Milia Islamia University. Following this, big names of B-town have expressed the condemnation towards the act.

Actors such as Ayushmann Khurrana, Alia Bhatt, Parineeti Chopra, Rajkummar Rao as well as directors Alankrita Srivastava and Anurag Kashyap, put forward their points. Another star has joined the brigade and he is Farhan Akhtar.

Impelling people to assemble in Delhi, at August Kranti Maidan for the protest against NRC (National Register of Citizens) and CAA, the actor tweeted,

After his post, many went to criticize Farhan for spreading fake information and provoking violence. They pointed out another mistake that Farhan used a wrong India graphic map. The actor then realized the error and quickly made an apology.

He wrote in his tweet,

On another hand,TV actor Sushant Singh made an announcement of signing out from his TV show Saavdhan. Sushant said that he was fired as he took part in the CAA protests. He also had slammed the police for cracking down on the Jamia Millia University students.

Sharing on Twitter, he informed the termination of his work in Saavdhan. When someone questioned whether it was what he had to atone for after raising his disapproval towards the CAA, Sushant replied that it was a small price.