Anupam Kher to lead march against 'intolerance' protesters


New Delhi, Nov 5 (IANS): Veteran actor and BJP supporter Anupam Kher has invited all Indians to march with him to Rashtrapati Bhavan here on Friday to protest the voices being raised over "intolerance" in the country.

"#MarchForIndia will start from India Gate, New Delhi at 10 a.m. on November 7. All INDIANS are invited. Jai Ho. :) #IndiaIsTolerant," Anupam shared on his Twitter page.

The actor will be joined by a string of artistes, writers and painters for the march.

This follows the decision of a host of filmmakers, including the likes of Dibakar Banerjee and Anand Patwardhan, as well as writers and historians to raise voice against the rising intolerance under the BJP-led government, and to return various government awards and honours.

Anupam earlier shared on Twitter: "This #AwardWapsiGang has not insulted the government, but the jury, the chairman of the jury and the audience who watched their films."

  

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  • Declan, Mumbai

    Thu, Nov 05 2015

    Put on a wig to protect your bald head from the heat of the Sun.
    You lost your hair and now you are losing your sense also because of your BJP wife.

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  • macho, mangalore

    Thu, Nov 05 2015

    I am very eager to see the number of participants for this march.
    I am sure this will be a flop show, Anupam KHer has become blind bhakth of BJP coz of his wife, i think he should have been neutral as he is known actor, himself putting in shame?/i pity him..

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  • Sarika Rai, Moodbidri

    Thu, Nov 05 2015

    we may boycott Prem Ratan Dhan Payo because of you although we are fan of salman.

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