Actress
and
activist,
Susan
Sarandon
has
joined
the
list
of
celebrities
standing
in
support
of
the
farmers'
protest
in
India.
Sharing
a
news
report
from
the
New
York
Times,
she
tweeted,
"Standing
in
solidarity
with
the
#FarmersProtest
in
India.
Read
about
who
they
are
and
why
they're
protesting
below."
The
international
celebs'
support
kicked
off
with
tweets
from
pop
singer
Rihanna,
who
asked
her
followers
the
reason
behind
the
lack
of
buzz
about
the
protests.
The
tweet
was
followed
by
climate
activist,
Greta
Thunberg,
Mia
Khalifa,
the
UK
Member
of
Parliament
Claudia
Webbe
and
the
US
House
Representative
Jim
Costa
also
expressed
solidarity
with
the
Indian
farmers.
Meena
Harris,
author
and
niece
of
the
US
Vice
President
Kamala
Harris,
Lilly
Singh
and
many
others
tweeted
on
the
same.
Currently,
John
Sherman
"Juju" Smith-Schuster
of
the
Pittsburgh
Steelers,
a
major
National
Football
League
team
also
tweeted
to
their
1.1
million
followers
with
#FarmersProtest.
"Happy
to
share
that
I've
donated
$10,000
to
provide
medical
assistance
to
the
farmers
in
need
in
India
to
help
save
lives
during
these
times.
I
hope
we
can
prevent
any
additional
life
from
being
lost."
Soon
after,
Kyle
Kuzma
of
the
LA
Lakers
also
followed
suit.
Meanwhile,
Bollywood
celebrities
have
chosen
to
stay
mum
on
the
matter
and
have
shared
the
Ministry
of
External
Affairs'
(MEA)
statement
condemning
international
celebrities
talking
about
the
ongoing
farmers'
protest
in
India.
They
used
hashtags
like
'Indian
Against
Propaganda'
and
'India
Together'.
Some
of
the
celebs
who
shared
the
tweets
were,
Akshay
Kumar,
Ajay
Devgn,
Karan
Johar,
Suniel
Shetty
and
others.
Along
with
netizens,
other
B-town
fraternity
members
including
Taapsee
Pannu,
Swara
Bhasker,
and
Sayani
Gupta
called
out
their
colleagues
for
hopping
on
the
bandwagon.