Soni Razdan and Swara criticize Anupam Kher for his indecent research among artists, urging people to vote against the BJP

Actor Anupam Kher criticized Saturday on Twitter for posting more than 600 film and theater artists urging people to "not vote for the BJP".

Without mentioning any names directly, Kher pointed out how some of his fraternity "officially campaigned" for the opposition parties by publishing a letter to the public.

He tweeted, "Some members of my brotherhood have sent a letter asking the public to vote against the current constitutionally elected government in the next election, in other words they are officially campaigning. for the opposition parties – well, at least there is no pretense here.
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Some members of my fraternity have sent a letter to the public asking them to review the current government, elected in accordance with the Constitution, in the next election. In other words, they are officially campaigning for the opposition parties. Well!! At least, there is no pretension here. Awesome. 1945 pic.twitter.com/gqnZBGNdKa

– Anupam Kher (@AnupamPKher) April 6, 2019

The tweet of Kher did not go too well with the Net surfers, as well as actors Swara Bhasker and Soni Razdan, who reminded him of "democracy".

In response to Kher's tweet, Bhasker wrote, "Yes, we call it democracy."

He replied: "Agree! As long as it is not confused with intolerance when others use it".

OK !!! As long as it is not confused with # Intolerance when others use it. Jai Ho and Jai Hind.???????? https://t.co/N5AJqOYnrg

– Anupam Kher (@AnupamPKher) April 6, 2019

Razdan also weighed, saying "Si you could align yourself with the current government, why would you think other people are doing the same thing? Just curious. "

Kher quickly clarified his position and declared that he was just doing an" observation " .

[19659004] Dear Soni! It was an observation. Not a complaint. 🙂 https://t.co/0c9pKOLHGj

– Anupam Kher (@AnupamPKher) April 7, 2019

More than 600 theater artists from across the country have urged the electorate to vote . for "love and compbadion, for equality and social justice and to overcome the forces of darkness and barbarism".

"Our call – vote for fanaticism, hatred and apathy of power Vote against the BJP (Party Bharatiya Janata) and its allies … Vote for a democratic, secular and inclusive India … Vote wisely, "reads the statement.

The vote in the seven-phase Lok Sabha elections will begin on April 11 and end on May 19.