Swara
Bhaskar
is
one
among
few
Bollywood
celebrities
who
often
voices
her
opinions
about
politics
and
social
issues.
She
was
very
vocal
about
the
attacks
on
Jawaharlal
Nehru
University
students
and
faculty
by
masked
goons
in
early
January.
She
has
also
condemned
the
contentious
Citizenship
Amendment
Act
(CAA)
and
the
much
talked
about
National
Register
of
Citizens
(NRC).
In
the
latest,
Swara
took
to
Twitter
to
express
her
anger
over
allegations
of
molestation
of
female
students
in
Gargi
College,
New
Delhi.
Calling
it
'madness'
she
wrote,
"What
the
hell
is
going
on
in
#Delhi
Madness
&
depravity
in
Gargi
College!?!?
#Shameful,"
(sic).
NDTV
had
reported
the
posts
of
a
few
girls
on
social
media,
who
had
made
known
that
they
were
molested
by
a
group
of
drunk
men.
The
men,
aged
between
30-35,
entered
the
college
during
a
fest
and
allegedly
molested
girls
despite
the
presence
of
police
and
security
personnel.
Swara
retweeted
the
screenshots
of
the
girls'
posts
on
their
ordeal,
which
happened
on
February
6,
2020.
The
girls
also
claimed
that
they
had
proof
that
the
men
had
smoked
on
campus.
On
the
work
front,
Swara
was
last
seen
in
the
2018
film
Veere
Di
Wedding,
co-starring
Kareena
Kapoor
Khan,
Sonam
Kapoor
and
Shikha
Talsania.
It
was
directed
by
Shashanka
Ghosh,
and
co-produced
by
Rhea
Kapoor,
Ekta
Kapoor
and
Nikhil
Dwivedi.
Swara
will
next
be
seen
in
the
film
Sheer
Qorma,
co-starring
Shabana
Azmi
and
Divya
Dutta.
Directed
by
Faraz
Arif
Ansari,
the
film
revolves
around
two
women
who
are
in
love
with
each
other.