Dia Mirza: took down on Instagram a day later PM Modi Posted a video message about the issue, expressing his disappointment with what he said. While Modi assured strict action against those responsible for the alleged paper leak, his message stopped short of addressing many of the underlying concerns behind the protests, including the students injured in the lathi charge, Sonam Wangchuk’s hunger strike, and the families who are reportedly grieving the loss of their children amid the crisis.
Dia Mirza replied to the message
In response to the Prime Minister’s statement, Dia took to Instagram with a difficult note that read, “There is not a single word of empathy for the parents who lost their children, for the children who died, for the extraordinary strength of the students who demanded their rights, for Sonamji and the students who have been on hunger strike for weeks. How difficult is it Sir? Nothing can heal millions of broken hearts.”The actress is one of the most outspoken voices from the film industry behind the ongoing protest. Since the demonstrations began, he has frequently used his social media presence to highlight students’ concerns, encourage peaceful democratic engagement, and demand accountability from those in power.
Dia Mirza will next be seen in ‘Operation Safed Sagar’
On the professional front, Dia Mirza will next be seen in the Netflix series ‘Operation Safed Sagar,’ whose teaser dropped in February this year. The show centers on the IAF’s “Operation Safed Sagar” mission from 1999, the world’s longest-running air operation and a key part of India’s response during the Kargil conflict, highlighting fighter pilots carrying out dangerous missions in extreme conditions to protect the country.Along with Dia, the cast also includes Jimmy Shergill, Siddharth, Abhay Verma, Prajakta Koli, Adil HussainMihir Ahuja, Taaruk RainaArnav Bhasin, and: Amrita Bagchi.