Katrina Kaif Faces Severe Backlash After 70K Followers Fan Page Shuts Down Over Her Silence On CJP Protest
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Virat Kohli, Anushka Sharma, Katrina Kaif, and R. Madhavan are generating controversy on social media for their silence on the NEET paper leak controversy. Some users are raising questions, while others are supporting the celebrities' decision.
Katrina Kaif Faces Backlash Over Silence on CJP Protest; Actress’s 70K-Follower Instagram Fan Page Deactivated | 🎥 LatestLY
Bollywood star Katrina Kaif faces criticism as a major fan page shuts down today, July 22, 2026. The move stems from her silence on CJP-led student protests against the NEET paper leak and education reforms, sparking a massive debate on celebrity activism amid intensified 'Chalo Sansad' demonstrations. 🎥 Katrina Kaif Faces Backlash Over Silence on CJP Protest; Actress’s 70K-Follower Instagram Fan Page Deactivated.
Katrina Kaif Faces Severe Backlash After 70K Followers Fan Page Shuts Down Over Her Silence On CJP Protest
Katrina Kaif recently found herself at the centre of a social media controversy after a prominent fan page announced its closure, criticising her silence on the ongoing student protests led The post Katrina Kaif Faces Severe Backlash After 70K Followers Fan Page Shuts Down Over Her Silence On CJP Protest appeared first on Bollywood Bubble.
Katrina Kaif fan page with 70K followers shuts down over actress’ silence on India’s student protests: Reports
A Katrina Kaif fan page closes after NEET protest controversy, as her silence on student demonstrations ignites online debate over celebrity responsibility.
Katrina Kaif faces backlash over silence on CJP protests as fan page with 70K followers shuts down
Katrina Kaif faces backlash from fans over her silence on CJP protests, with fan page 'katholic_fans' shutting down, calling her out for lacking "the spine to speak for Indians." While some fans defended her right to choose, celebs like Shabana Azmi, Preity Zinta, and Sonu Sood have voiced support.
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