Celina Jaitly Expresses Deep Concern Over Manipur Incident; Writes, “Shaking with Anger, Pain, and Sorrow Once Again”
The extreme violence and crimes against women have been a major topic of discussion and debate on social media, from the Nirbhaya rape case to the recent Manipur incident where two women were paraded around the streets naked. Many celebrities have come forward to express their grief and demand that the government take major action against the perpetrators.
Former actress and social activist Celina Jaitly is one of the celebrities who has spoken out against these crimes. She has a long history of supporting women’s rights and the LGBTQIA+ community. In a recent post on social media, she penned a long note calling for action by the authorities.
Jaitly wrote, “The recent incident in Manipur where two women were paraded naked in public is a horrific reminder of the violence that women face in our country. This is not the first time this has happened, and it will not be the last. We need to take action to stop this violence and protect our women.” Jaitly called on the government to take the following steps:
Conduct a thorough investigation into the Manipur incident and bring the perpetrators to justice.
Implement stricter laws against violence against women.
Provide more support and resources for women who are victims of violence.
Jaitly also urged citizens to speak out against violence against women and to work together to create a more just and equitable society for all.
Her post has been shared widely on social media and has received a lot of support from her followers. It is clear that there is a growing demand for action to stop violence against women in India.
We hope that the government will listen to the voices of women like Celina Jaitly and take the necessary steps to protect the safety of all women in India. Check her tweet:Â
I am unable to sleep or eat since I saw the #Manipur_Violence videos few hours ago. Shaking with anger, pain and anger again. Violence is violence…. Ethnic, non ethnic, whatever the reason violence is violence and violence against women isn’t cultural, it’s criminal.
Protection…— Celina Jaitly (@CelinaJaitly) July 20, 2023
