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Shraddha Kapoor joins protest to save Aarey Forest



MUMBAI: Bollywood actress Shraddha Kapoor joined the protest against the felling of trees in Mumbai’s beauty, Aarey Forest. She stood among the commoners with a placard and shouted slogans in support on saving the once-beautiful Aarey Forest.

Come rain or storm, Shraddha stood strong, right beside the crowd of hundred, in a non-violent yet loud protest against saving the Aarey Forest. The actress even went live on Instagram in order to educate her fans about the ongoing protest, urging them to join it and raise their voice against the mishap.

BMC had approved chopping off 3,000 trees for Mumbai car shed project, which has shook Mumbaikars. More so, the Tree Authority of BMC permitted Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation (MMRC) to cut 2,232 trees from the locality, while 469 trees are planned to be relocated for the construction of car service.

(Agencies)

Publish Date : 02 September 2019 08:01 AM

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