A disturbing video from Manipur has recently come to light, showcasing a horrifying incident of violence against two women. This incident has deeply affected not only the local population but also prominent Bollywood personalities who have taken to social media to express their outrage and condemnation. Actors Sonu Sood, Vivek Agnihotri, Richa Chadha, and Akshay Kumar have voiced their strong reactions, demanding justice for the victims.
The viral video captures a group of men parading two women naked, revealing a grave act of violence against them. The shocking visuals have sparked widespread concern. In respond to the video, Sonu Sood tweeted, “Manipur video has shaken everyone’s soul. It was humanity that was paraded…not the women.”
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Vivek Agnihotri penned an emotional note expressing deep remorse and apologizing to the women for the failure of society to protect them. He emphasized that such heinous acts reflect a society that has failed to uphold its values and called for collective efforts to prevent such atrocities. Akshay Kumar, expressed his disgust and shock. He demanded severe punishment for the culprits to set an example and deter others from committing such horrifying acts in the future.
Richa Chadha also expressed her feelings of shame and horror, denouncing the lawlessness that led to this tragic incident. She joined the chorus of voices demanding justice for the victims. Renuka Shahane said, “Is there no one to stop the atrocities in Manipur? If you are not shaken to the core by that disturbing video of two women, is it even right to call oneself human, let alone Bharatiya or Indian!”
The Manipur incident has sparked a wave of emotions across the country, with Bollywood personalities leading the charge to condemn the violence and demand justice for the victims. The video has highlighted the urgent need for society as a whole to address the root causes of such horrific acts and work towards creating a safer and more compassionate environment for everyone, especially women.
