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Anti Hijab Protest: Indian Woman Chops Her Hair In Solidarity With Iranian Women

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The woman, Dr. Anupama Bhardwaj, cut her hair in support of Iranian protestors

New Delhi: Protests over the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini are raging across Iran and other parts of the world. In support of Iranian woman, an Indian woman from Noida too supported anti-hijab protests.

The woman, Dr. Anupama Bhardwaj, cut her hair in support of Iranian protestors.

After Mahsa Amini’s death protests began. She died after being put in detention by morality police enforcing strict hijab rules on September 17. Around 50 Iranian cities, towns, and villages are witnessing protests.

Despite rising death tolls and a crackdown by security forces using tear gas, clubs, and in some cases, live ammunition, videos of demonstrators demanding the overthrow of the religious elite were shared on social media.

The women in Iran are publicly chopping off their hair and burning their hijab as they are protesting against draconian laws of the country. People are chanting ‘Death to the Dictator,’ as they are calling an end to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s rule.

Earlier, Turkish singer Melek Mosso joined the protests by cutting her hair on stage. Many French artists have also come out in support of Iranian women.

Also Read: “Enough of the mumbling”, EU lawmaker cuts off her hair in support of Iran protests

A European lawmaker cut off her hair during a debate in the Parliament to express solidarity with Iranian women amid the ongoing protest in the country.

Addressing the EU debate in Strasbourg, Swedish politician Abir Al Sahlani said, “We, the people and the citizens of the EU, demand an unconditional and immediate stop of all the violence against men and women in Iran.” “Until the women of Iran are free, we will stand with you,” Al Sahlani said as she cut off her hair using a pair of scissors in front of members of the European Parliament, according to a video she posted on her Twitter handle.

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Rakesh Jhunjhunwala aka“Big Bull” was a fierce backer of India’s growth story being the most influential market voice in Asia’s third-biggest economy.

 

Mumbai: Rakesh Jhunjhunwala who was among the most influential market voices in Asia’s third-biggest economy, with an intense following among the nation’s growing horde of retail investors passed away on Sunday at the age of 62 due to a cardiac attack.

“The “indomitable” investor made “an indelible contribution to the financial world”, tweeted PM Narendra Modi.

The self-made trader also known as India’s Warren Buffett has invested in various established businesses and start-ups and served as a board member of several Indian companies. Recently, the business magnate entered the aviation market with the newly-launched Akasa Air.  The death of ‘Big bull’ with nearly $4+ billion net worth of stocks has sparked the question of ‘who will become the owner of his worth?’

His investment success has earned him a cult-like following, with news of his trades occasionally causing stocks to breach their daily limits.

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The late investor leaves behind his wife Rekha Jhunjhunwla and three children. Rekha is also a stock market investor like the late billionaire and together they had formed the  ‘RaRe Enterprises’ in 1992.

The question of ‘who will hold his worth and assets’ arises because Rakesh Jhunjhunwala was subjected by SEBI for insiders trading in January 2020 and he had paid a total of Rs 35 crore to resolve the matter.

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