Dia Mirza took to Instagram the next day PM Modi posted a video message on the matter, expressing his dismay at what he said. Although Modi assured that he would take strong action against those responsible for the paper leak, his message failed to address several issues that led to the protests, including the students who were injured in the lathi charge, the hunger strike of Sonam Wangchuk, and the families who are said to be grieving the death of their children in the crisis.
Dia Mirza responded with the message
In response to Prime Minister Dia’s comments on Instagram, he said, “There are no words to sympathize with the parents who lost their children, the children who died, because of the bravery of the students who wanted their freedom, Sonamji and the students who went on hunger strike for several weeks. How difficult can it be, Sir?” Nothing can heal millions of broken hearts.”The actor has been one of the clearest voices from the film industry in support of the ongoing protests. Since the protests began, he has used his social media to voice students’ concerns, advocate for peaceful and democratic action, and demand accountability from those responsible.
Dia Mirza will also appear in “Operation Safed Sagar”
On the professional front, Dia Mirza will also appear in the Netflix series ‘Operation Safed Sagar,’ whose trailer dropped in February this year. The exhibition focuses on the IAF’s “Operation Safed Sagar” since 1999, the world’s most advanced aircraft and an important part of India’s response to the Kargil war, and highlights the pilots who performed dangerous missions in difficult environments to protect the country.Along with Dia, her co-stars include Jimmy Shergill, Siddharth, Abhay Verma, Prajakta Koli, Adil HusseinMihir Ahuja, Taaruk RainaArnav Bhasin, and Amrita Bagchi.