Kareena Kapoor Khan took to social media to express her thoughts on the news of another incident of an alleged rape with a girl in Balrampur, Uttar Pradesh. The actress was heartbroken by this and demanded an end to the abuse of women.
Kareena Kapoor Khan is heartbroken over Balrampur case – not just another rape, not just another number
Graphic details, activation warning Actress Kareena Kapoor Khan has reacted to the news of the Balrampur case, in which a 22-year-old college student was allegedly raped and abused. Reports of the incident left the nation in grief that came right after another incident in Hathras, UP. Upon the news, Kareena shared her report on social media and wrote her thoughts about it. Furthermore, she demanded an end to the abuse of women in the country.
Taking her Instagram story, Kareena shared Faye D’Souza’s report on the Balrampur case and wrote: “Not just another rape, not just another number. The abuse of women must stop. #BalrampurHorror.” Earlier, Anushka Sharma had written a note on social media after learning the news of another incident in Uttar Pradesh. Not only this, Kriti Sanon shared the statistics related to rape cases in India on her social media while demanding that it be stopped.
In recent days, several Bollywood stars have reacted to reports of the Hathras case and with another report of alleged rape, many have expressed anger at the increasing incidents of violence against women.
Take a look at Kareena Kapoor Khan’s reaction to the Balrampur case:
A day earlier, Kareena had reacted to the news of the Hathras incident and apologized to the 20-year-old girl who was gang-raped and abused. Post that, the girl was taken to the Safdarjung hospital in New Delhi. However, she passed away. Kareena had sought justice for herself on social media. Several Bollywood actors have raised concerns for the safety of women after the recent incidents.
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