Coronavirus Outbreak: Rishi Kapoor Makes An Appeal To His Fans: ‘Don’t Resort To Violence, Stone Throwing Or Lynching’

Ever since our honourable Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced 21 days lockdown in India, stars of tinsel town got supremely active on the social networking sites to keep themselves entertained as well as their followers. There are many stars who are sharing their perspective or views on Coronavirus outbreak. Celebs like Anupam Kher who is quite on his social media handle and makes people aware of the novel virus, even the Veteran actor Rishi Kapoor shares his views on his Twitter handle.

Today was no different as Sometime back, the veteran actor Rishi Kapoor took to his Twitter handle to make an appeal to his fans by saying that ‘don’t resort to violence, stone-throwing or lynching’ as medical staff and policemen are endangering their lives to save people. After a lockdown was imposed on the people, people are losing their mind. For the same, Rishi made a tweet which read, “An appeal to all brothers and sisters from all social status and faiths. Please don’t resort to violence, stone-throwing or lynching. Doctors, Nurses, Medics, Policemen etc…are endangering their lives to save you. We have to win this Coronavirus war together. Please. Jai Hind!”

Mr Kapoor had earlier expressed his concern over the current situation and suggested imposing an emergency on the country, and also said that the military should be sent out to control the situation and wrote which read, “Aaj ye hua kal kya kya hona hai? (This happened today, now what will happen tomorrow?)That is why I said we need the military out. Emergency.”

A few days ago, Rishi Kapoor had been criticized and trolled on social media for his tweet when he urged the government to let the licensed liquor shops open during the lockdown. ALSO READ: Coronavirus Outbreak: Rishi Kapoor Says ‘We Need The Military Out’, Suggests Imposing Emergency To Fight COVID-19 Crisis