Former JNU President Kanhaiya Kumar Says, 'Deepika Padukone Is Not The VC Of This University'- WATCH VIDEO

Just a few days ago, Deepika Padukone showed up at JNU campus to stand in solidarity with students who got injured in the violent attack carried out of the masked mob. Soon, people started trending #boycottchhapaak on Twitter. Now, it is former JNU president Kanhaiya Kumar who has addressed Deepika's visit.

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Former JNU President Kanhaiya Kumar Says, 'Deepika Padukone Is Not The VC Of This University'- WATCH VIDEO
Deepika Padukone was recently in Delhi to promote her upcoming film Chhapaak. Apart from the promotions, Deepika took time out to become a part of the demonstration carried out by students protesting against the violence that took place on JNU Campus injuring many students and teachers. A lot of people applauded her move, however, Twitterati went against her by trending #boycottchhapaak. Though Deepika or the makers of the film have not sent out any official statement, Former JNU President Kanhaiya Kumar has addressed her visit. 

In his recent video, we see Kanhaiya Kumar talking about Deepika visiting the campus just to meet the injured students and how it is unfair to ban her film. He drew comparisons stating that Deepika is not the Vice-Chancellor of the University and that she did not make any statements for and against the Government. Watch the video below:


After Deepika Padukone's visit to JNU, her Chhapaak got in a lot of trouble because of the flak it received on social media. People also bashed the makers for changing the name and religion of Laxmi Agarwal's acid attacker in the film Chhapaak. Reports stated that the makers changed Nadeem Khan to Rajesh, hence changing the religion. This turned out to be false as the name of the attacker in the film is said to be Bashir and not Rajesh. 


Today morning, there were reports of Laxmi Agarwal's lawyer filing a petition to call a stay on the film as she wasn't given due credit. But the matter has been solved as the Delhi's Patiala Court passed an order for makers to give credit to the lawyer. 


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