

Actor Prakash Raj said that the country could witness widespread protests in the coming days, with cities across India turning into “Jantar Mantars”. Speaking to the media in Thiruvananthapuram, he urged people to understand the process behind the selection of Gnanesh Kumar as the Chief Election Commissioner and the procedure followed in making the decision. He also took a swipe at the Central Government, alleging that it had been caught red-handed over the issue.
Commenting on the growing public discontent, Prakash Raj said students had begun raising their voices, with farmers and civil society joining their protests. He observed that the developments indicated the possibility of more public demonstrations across the country. According to him, the current situation reflects a renewed momentum in protests and movements seeking to defend civil rights.














Comments (0)
No comments yet
Be the first to comment!