Sonakshi Sinha supports Sonam Wangchuk after forced hospital transfer and urges peaceful protests ahead of July 20 march: ‘Every voice deserves respect’
Sonakshi Sinha Once again expressed support for environmentalists Sonam WangchuckCondemning his forcible transfer by Delhi Police from the Jantar Mantar protest site to Safdarjung Hospital. Sonakshi shared an emotional video on social media saying the move was “wrong” while praising Wangchuk and thousands of supporters for peacefully protesting. She also urged demonstrators to continue to make their voices heard through nonviolence and said she hoped meaningful dialogue could begin soon.
Sonakshi Sinha criticizes Sonam Wangchuck for being forced to hospital
Hours after Sonam Wangchuk was shifted to Safdarjung Hospital, Sonakshi Sinha shared a heartfelt video expressing her concerns over the incident. She said she was relieved to see Wangchuck safe and with his wife, but insisted the manner in which he was removed from the protest was inappropriate.“What happened to Mr. Sonnen today, I’m glad he’s okay. His wife is with him. He’s still going strong. He’s alert. I’ve seen thousands of people with him over the past few days. No matter what happened to them, they kept their word in a calm, respectful and non-violent way,” Sonakshi said.Despite being taken to the hospital, Wangchuck reportedly continued his hunger strike and refused to receive medication and nutritional supplements.Sonakshi praised the students and supporters who stood with Wangchuck throughout the protests, highlighting their discipline and commitment despite the unease and uncertainty they faced. She noted that the movement had been peaceful and respectful throughout and said the resilience shown by the country’s youth reflected India’s true strength. The actor said peaceful demonstrations reinforce the movement’s message more than violence or hostility.Sonakshi said: “We all know that the future of the country is in the hands of the youth. Seeing you all, it seems even more true now. Even after such a long wait, you have continued to fight with peace and respect, endured so much pain, so much disappointment, hats off to you.”
Sonakshi urges supporters to maintain peace ahead of Parliament march
As supporters prepare to march to Parliament on July 20, Sonakshi called on demonstrators to continue their movement in a peaceful, united and respectful manner. She said every citizen has a constitutional right to question those in power and expressed hope that constructive dialogue would begin as soon as possible.“On the 20th, I have only one request for those who are going to march. Stay loud. But stay in your own way, which is by far the greatest strength of this movement. Peace, unity and respect. Peace, unity and respect. That’s it. Every citizen has the right to speak.” He has the right to ask questions. When people move forward without violence, without hatred, only hope and faith, their voices become stronger,” she said.She concluded by saying she stood with young people, students, the constitution and the country, adding that every voice should be heard with dignity.Sinha concluded by saying, “Sir, everyone associated with Sonam reminds us that courage does not always come from making noise. Sometimes with serenity, resolve and resolve. I am with the youth. I’m with the students. I support our Constitution. Most importantly, I stand with our country. Just as we have the right to ask questions, we also have the right to hope. So this is the only hope. On the 20th, the door to dialogue will open. We will listen to each other. Every voice will be given the respect it deserves. I’m with you. all the best. Jay Hind. “
Sonakshi has been supporting Sonam Wangchuk’s campaign
This is not the first time Sonakshi Sinha has spoken out in support of Wangchuk. Earlier this week, she shared another touching video urging authorities to engage with protesters. She questioned why meaningful dialogue had not begun despite Wangchuk’s lengthy fast, and asked whether action would only be taken after irreversible consequences.Several members of the film industry also expressed support for Wangchuck, including Shatrughan Sinha, Hrithik Roshan, Shabana Azmi, Soni RazdanImran Khan, Abai Deer, Swara BhaskerFatima Sana Shaikh, Naseeruddin Shah and Ratna Pathak Shah.As Sonam Wangchuck’s hunger strike continues to attract national attention, support from public figures such as Sonakshi Sinha has amplified calls for dialogue and a peaceful resolution.
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