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More than 600 theater artists issued a joint statement Thursday urging citizens to "vote for fanaticism, hatred and apathy of power." Among the 616 signatories of the declaration are Amol Palekar, Anurag Kashyap, Dolly Thakore, Lillete Dubey, Naseeruddin Shah, Abhishek Majumdar, Anamika Haksar, Navtej Johar, MK Raina, Mahesh Dattani, Konhona Sen Sharma and Ratna Bahha. population to "vote against the BJP and its allies" and to vote for a secular, democratic and inclusive India. "Vote to empower the weak, protect freedom, protect the environment and encourage scientific thinking," he said. The statement was published in 12 languages.
According to the statement, the next elections are the most critical of the history of independent India. The Bharatiya Janata party, which came to power with the promise of development, gave "freedom to the henchmen of the Hindutva" to engage in hate and violence policies. "The man who was introduced as the savior of the nation five years ago destroyed the livelihoods of millions of people through his policy," he said.
The artist said that "the very idea of India" was today threatened. "Today, song, dance and laughter are threatened," their statement said. "Today, our beloved constitution is under threat. The institutions that need to feed the discussion, discussion and dissent were stifled. Questioning, throwing lies, telling the truth, is called "anti-national". "
They called on citizens to contribute to the safeguarding of the Constitution, to the" syncretic and secular "philosophy of India and to vote to" defeat the forces of darkness and barbarism ". [19659002FilmmakersandwritershavealsoissuedsimilarstatementsurgingcitizenstovoteagainsttheBJPandrejecthatepolitics
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