Mumbai : Police stopped Sonu Sood from entering inside the station to see off migrant labours
Mumbai. Sonu Sood is constantly arranging transport on his behalf to take the migrant laborers trapped in Mumbai to their homes during the lockdown. Meanwhile, on Monday night, Mumbai Police stopped Sonu Sood, who arrived at Bandra Terminus to bid farewell to the migrant laborers.
However, according to Mumbai Police officials, the actor has been stopped by the Railway Protection Force and not by the Mumbai Police. The police officer said that they have not received any complaint in this regard so far.
It is being told that when this incident happened on Monday night, the migrant laborers present at Bandra Terminus had to go to Uttar Pradesh by labor special train. According to Senior Inspector Shashikant Bhandare of Mumbai’s Nirmal Nagar Police Station, the actor was stopped by the Railway Police Force, not by the police. He was stopped when the actors were trying to meet the laborers ready to go to their hometown. However, we have not received any complaint in this matter till now.
Actor Sonu Sood, who came forward to help the workers, is constantly praised on social media. On reaching home, the workers are posting videos thanking them in their own style. Meanwhile, Shiv Sena also tried to surround him on this activism of Sonu. Shiv Sena is describing this help as politically motivated. The army alleges that the Bharatiya Janata Party is behind the image of this messiah of Sonu Sood. The Shiv Sena says that the BJP is responsible for the entire script of Sonu Sood, who emerged as the Messiah to help the migrant laborers.
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At the same time, Sonu Sood’s helpful image was described by Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut on Sunday as politically motivated. MP Raut says that BJP is doing the work of creating this image of Sonu Sood. They allege that the BJP is actually trying to prove that the Uddhav Thackeray government of Maharashtra is not able to help the migrant laborers by making Sonu Sood a medium.
