2 months ago
Actresses Claim Near-Detention at NEET Protest
Two actresses, Uorfi Javed and Ayesha Khan, said they almost got detained by police while standing at a protest in Mumbai.
The protest was about a leaked exam paper.
Uorfi said she and her sisters went to the protest wearing matching shirts.
She claimed police detained people who were just standing around, without any reason.
Ayesha said she and her brother were also detained by police.
Both actresses are upset that people can't even protest peacefully.
Actresses Uorfi Javed and Ayesha Khan claim they were nearly detained by police at a NEET protest in Mumbai.
Uorfi Javed posted videos alleging police detained people who were just standing, without any reason.
Ayesha Khan claimed she and her brother were detained while standing at the protest site in Dadar.
Both actresses expressed disappointment that people cannot protest peacefully.
Police had around 8-10 vans at Shivaji Park to manage the protest.
- Who
- Actresses Uorfi Javed and Ayesha Khan
- What
- Claims of near-detention at a NEET protest
- Where
- Mumbai, India
- When
- Recent (exact date not specified)
- Why
- Protest against NEET paper leak and alleged police overreach
Actresses' Claims
Police Actions
Detention Claims
Actresses' Claims
Actresses Uorfi Javed and Ayesha Khan claim they were nearly detained by police while peacefully standing at the protest site.
Police Actions
Police actions suggest they were enforcing law and order, detaining individuals for potential unrest.
Protest Context
Actresses' Claims
Actresses allege they were not actively protesting but were still targeted by police.
Police Actions
Police presence and detentions were likely preemptive measures to maintain order during the protest.
Key facts
- Actresses Involved
- Uorfi Javed, Ayesha Khan
- Protest Location
- Mumbai, India
- Protest Issue
- NEET paper leak
- Police Vehicles
- 8-10 vans
- Protest Site
- Shivaji Park
Quotes
Uorfi Javed
Actress
“"Log peaceful protest karna chah rahe hain. Lekin wo bhi nahi karne de rahe hain police wale."”
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