Briefly, the Manipur incident took place because of a misleading post from a Delhi woman, stating Meiti community’s men raped a Kuki woman. Because of that, in Manipur, Kuki men took ‘revenge’ by raping Meiti women, then making them parade through the area. The incident came to light two and a half months later. Several celebrities and netizens responded to the event, expressing their disgust and pain through words.
Celena Jaitly, also a celebrity, tweeted, “I am unable to sleep or eat since I saw the #Manipur_Violence videos few hours ago. Shaking with anger, pain and anger again. Violence is violence…. Ethnic, non ethnic, whatever the reason violence is violence and violence against women isn’t cultural, it’s criminal.” She further went on to elaborate on their rights adding, “Protection of women and children should be utmost priority of authorities. To see this heinous, barbaric crime against women has shaken me to the core, I urge the government and I have faith in the government that they take such stringent action that no one dares even in their wildest dreams to think of ever attempting anything like this ever again!!!”
I am unable to sleep or eat since I saw the #Manipur_Violence videos few hours ago. Shaking with anger, pain and anger again. Violence is violence…. Ethnic, non ethnic, whatever the reason violence is violence and violence against women isn't cultural, it's criminal.
Protection…— Celina Jaitly (@CelinaJaitly) July 20, 2023
Celina Jaitly was born on 24th Nov 1981 in Kabul, Afghanistan to a Punjabi Indian father and an Afghan Hindu mother. Her face is similar to a famous B-town actress Aishwarya Rai, who unfortunately overshadowed Celena’s talent. She has famously appeared in Salman Khan’s No Entry, Thank You, even Heyy Babyy.
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