SHERLYN CHOPRA / After Kangana Ranaut, now the 'Kamasutra' actress also said this on the 'hijab controversy'

The controversy that started from Karnataka is now wreaking havoc in the entire country. Everyone is voicing their opinion on the hijab controversy. Recently, Kangana Ranaut had put forth her stand on this matter, in response to which Shabana Azmi came down and she spoke. But in the midst of all this, a name is also coming up, which no one had expected. Sherlyn Chopra, who has worked in films like 'Kamasutra', has also spoken on this occasion.

Sherlyn kept her point

Actress Sherlyn Chopra said about the controversies about wearing hijab that those who are in favor of hijab, they are doing politics of wickedness, it is simple and it is wrong to do politics of wickedness, it is wrong to take its side. . I believe that the politics of wickedness breaks the unity of the country and this is wrong. We should promote education. I request all my Muslim sisters to give importance to education so that only education wins.

Kangana and shabana twitter war

Kangana Ranaut shared a post by scientist and writer Anand Ranganathan and wrote on Instagram, "If you want to show courage, don't wear a burqa in Afghanistan." Learn to be free, not to imprison yourself in a cage. On Friday, Shabana questioned Kangana on Twitter. Shabana wrote, correct me if I am wrong but Afghanistan is a religious state and India is a secular democratic republic.

What was the controversy

The controversy started when six girl students were barred from wearing hijab at the Government PU College for Women in Udupi. After that, the girl students refused to accept, protesting this decision of the college administration. When the matter progressed, the college administration held a meeting with the parents and officials of the girl students, which was inconclusive. The situation has become so bad that tension has increased after protests in many places regarding this matter, incidents of stone pelting have also come to the fore from some places. The police administration had to intervene to bring the situation under control.