Half the problems will be solved if Amit Shah apologises: Anurag Kashyap
Film director Anurag Kashyap made a controversial statement regarding CAA
| Asianet News | Published : Feb 26 2020, 08:49 PM
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The national capital is now burning because of the riots and the clashes between pro-CAA and anti- CAA groups. Many people have lost their lives. Many celebrities have raised their concern over the violence. Anurag Kashyap is one such celebrity who has been raising his voice against the CAA right from the time it was passed by both the houses of Parliament. During the special screening of Taapsee Pannu's new movie Thappad, he was asked about the ongoing violence in Delhi and he said, "Half of the problems will be solved if home minister Amit Shah apologises to the people of the country." His answer received a loud applause from the audience seated at the screening.
The national capital is now burning because of the riots and the clashes between pro-CAA and anti- CAA groups. Many people have lost their lives. Many celebrities have raised their concern over the violence. Anurag Kashyap is one such celebrity who has been raising his voice against the CAA right from the time it was passed by both the houses of Parliament. During the special screening of Taapsee Pannu's new movie Thappad, he was asked about the ongoing violence in Delhi and he said, "Half of the problems will be solved if home minister Amit Shah apologises to the people of the country." His answer received a loud applause from the audience seated at the screening.
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Earlier, he had said that the government views everything in the terms of victory and defeat, such is their ego even if everything gets burned to ashes. "Modi can never be wrong. Because illiterate people are like that."
Earlier, he had said that the government views everything in the terms of victory and defeat, such is their ego even if everything gets burned to ashes. "Modi can never be wrong. Because illiterate people are like that."