Divergent opinions are not anti-national: Jaaved Jaaferi exclaims for his comments on the Pulwama attack

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Actor Jaaved Jaaferi, who had to apologize on social media after being criticized for his comments on the Pulwama's terrorist attack, declared in an ideal democracy,

Javed, son of the famous actor-comedian Jagdeep, told IANS: "If my opinion is not similar to that of the popular voice, it is wrong to call it the antanational, certainly not the way the world's largest democracy can work. [19659007] "Of course, those people who try to impose their opinion on others and suppress the choice of various opinions are tiny in number, but unfortunately they are the ones who make the noise. "
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Following the February 14th terrorist attack in Pulwama district of Jammu and Kashmir, Jaaferi tweeted: "They call themselves" Jaish-e-Mohammed "… Shame hides behind the name of the Prophet and indulging in such heinous, inhumane acts and acts of cowardice in the name of Islam Shame on all religious organizations and all governments that indirectly support them by their silence. "
For this, he faced many criticisms and led him to tweet: "My sincerest apologies to my Indian friends, supporters and compatriots who got upset for one of my tweets. read my previous tweets about my chronology condemning terrorists and Pakistan before judging. "

Is he afraid to express his opinion freely?

"It's what they want us to do … They want to suppress our voice if it does not match their sound, but I will not do it.I believe in a genuine democracy, everyone's voice should be heard, a difference of opinion should coexist and there should be no discrimination at any level. "

The actor will soon appear in the forthcoming web series on ZEE5 The Final Call .

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