Katrina Kaif: has found herself at the center of controversy on social media after one of her popular fan pages announced its shutdown due to the actress’ silence on the ongoing student protests led by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) against the alleged NEET: paper leak and education reforms. The fan page, which has more than 70,000 followers, accused the actor of failing to speak out on an issue affecting Indian students, sparking mixed reactions online. While some users praised the admin’s decision, others defended Katrina’s right to remain silent, arguing that celebrities have no obligation to comment on every public issue.
Katrina Kaif’s fan page statement on closure
In their statement, the fan page wrote, “I have been your fan since childhood, but you cannot say a single word for us Indians and students who love you from the bottom of our hearts. You have no​​​​ spin to speak against the government. You betrayed us when we supported you at your lowest. You unfollowed me and closed this fan page. You don’t deserve this.”

Social media users reacted to the decision
As reported by News18, the post drew reactions from many social media users, many of whom applauded the decision. “Respect admin,” one user wrote, while another added, “I’m glad you closed the fan page.”At the same time, some of Katrina Kaif’s fans turned to her, arguing that she has the right to choose what she supports. One fan wrote, “If you live in a democracy, so does he. If you can choose what you want to support, so can he. And if you can’t support him in what he chooses to support, even if you totally disagree, you’re not a real fan. Also, stop blackmailing people for who they support. He’s an adult, and he knows what’s right and what’s wrong.”“
Some Bollywood celebs have expressed their support for the ongoing movement
It is worth noting that while Katrina Kaif has so far remained silent on the ongoing CJP protests, many other Bollywood actresses including Shabana AzmiPreity Zinta, Riteish DeshmukhSonu Sood, Sonakshi Sinhaand: Prakash Rajopenly expressed their support for the students.