The placard meant 'freedom to express themselves, freedom from the Internet lockdown which many people have been voicing for'. "The picture created by entire social media came as an absolute shock to me.
In a video message, Mehak Mirza Prabhu, a Mumbai-born who works as a 'story-teller', said that though she had no agenda or motive, she was taken aback by the reactions on social media to the 'Free Kashmir' poster she carried on Monday night. Nationalist Congress Party Minister Jayant Patil retorted to Fadnavis that the 'Free Kashmir' poster was intended for freedom from all restrictions and discrimination. It doesn't mean that they advocate freedom from India," Raut told mediapersons. "I read that those who held the 'Free Kashmir' poster clarified that they want to be free of restrictions on Internet services, mobile services and other issues. Uddhav ji are you going to tolerate this Free Kashmir Anti India campaign right under your nose? ‘Free Kashmir’ slogans by Azadi gang at 2km from CMO? How can we tolerate such separatist elements in Mumbai? Responding to the BJP charges, Shiv Sena Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Raut made it clear that it would not tolerate if anyone talks of freedom of Kashmir from India.
"How can we tolerate such separatist elements in Mumbai? 'Free Kashmir' slogan by Azadi gang at 2 kms from the CMO? Uddhavji (Thackeray) are you going to tolerate this 'Free Kashmir' anti-India campaign right under your nose?" Fadnavis tweeted on Tuesday. Please spread let power of love over come hate.īharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Leader of Opposition Devendra Fadnavis demanded to know what the protest was exactly about and why slogans of 'Free Kashmir' were raised there. I am artist who believes in basic human compassion. I was voicing my solidarity for basic constitutional right. Placard meant freedom to express themselves, freedom from the internet lockdown which many people have been voicing for. The picture created by entire social media came as an absolute shock to me. In a statement on Facebook, Mehak Mirza Prabhu, said "she was voicing my solidarity for basic constitutional right and had no other agenda or motive what so ever." (Read full statement below) This is the truth behind the Lady holding the placard "Free Kashmir" at Gateway protest. The placard was seen in her hand on Monday evening during the protests in Mumbai to condemn the violence on the Jawaharlal Nehru University campus two days ago, triggered a political controversy.
The girl who was protesting near the Gateway of India claimed it was "intended for peace in Jammu & Kashmir" and regrets for the misunderstanding it created. Mumbai (Maharashtra): A Mumbai girl, whose placard read “Free Kashmir”, has drawn immense flak from various quarters and now she has apologized for her action.
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