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More than 900 artists and literature experts on Wednesday appealed to voters to vote without pressure or prejudice and elect a "mazboot sarkar" (strong government) and not a "majboor sarkar" (government badistance), following challenges such as terrorism.
The long list contains well-known names such as the actor Vivek Oberoi, the clbadic singer Pandit Jasraj, the composer Shankar Mahadevan, the dancers duo Kuchipudi Raja-Radha Reddy, the theater artist Waman Kendre and singer Dhrupad Ustad Wasifuddin Dagar. Ram Sutar, sculptor of the Statue of Unity.
According to the 93-year-old son, Anil Sutar, told IANS, the BJP deputy and chairman of the Cultural Relations Council (ICCR) Vinay Sahastrabuddhe recently held a meeting. They were asked their opinion on the government in power.
The group, which declared openly to support the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), also said that the current government must be maintained. [19659002] In their statement, they said: "We, creative artists and literary people, call on all our fellow citizens to vote and exercise their right to elect the new government without pressure or prejudice." [19659002] "We believe that over the past five years, India has seen a government develop a corruption-free administration that provides good governance and a development-oriented administration. from this period, India has generally gained greater respect.We firmly believe that the maintenance of the government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi is an imperative necessity. "
The actor Deepak Karanjikar, who asked for his reason to sign the statement, told IANS that the government in power had made known. He cited a "cultural mapping project of all Indian artists" that was approved a year ago and is still in preparation.
Citing similar reasons, the singer Wasifuddin Dagar said that "the good started must be good continue".
Previously, recent statements by filmmakers, scientists, writers and artists have urged voters to rid themselves of hate and conflictual politics.
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