Actor
Vishal
who
is
also
known
for
his
off-screen
heroism
has
raised
his
voice
against
many
anti
social
elements
in
the
past.
Of
late,
he
is
also
been
vying
for
a
positive
change
in
the
infrastructure
of
'Nadigar
Sangam',
and
now
it's
the
struggle
to
save
street
dogs
across
India.
Ask
any
Keralite
and
he
or
she
will
tell
you
that
stray
dogs
have
become
a
menace
in
the
state.
With
the
government
passing
an
order
to
cull
rabid
and
violent
dogs
to
protect
its
citizens,
many
animal
rights
activists
have
voiced
against
the
government.
Now
Vishal
too
will
join
the
protest
by
participating
in
a
hunger
strike
which
will
be
organized
by
the
group
'People
For
Cattle
In
India'
at
Valluvar
Kottam
in
Chennai.
The
event
will
take
place
on
25th
July.
According
to
a
report
by
a
leading
daily
the
actor
has
said,
"I
am
participating
as
a
dog
lover.
I
wanted
to
raise
my
voice
against
the
killing
of
stray
dogs.
The
main
slogans
of
this
event
will
be
'stop
cruelty
to
animals'
and
'stop
killing
dogs
in
Kerala'."
Jilla
actor
Mohanlal
too
had
recently
shared
his
thoughts
on
the
government's
decision
for
which
he
attracted
criticisms
as
his
comments
were
allegedly
misinterpreted.
The
actor
has
said
he
himself
owns
a
dog
named
August
and
treats
him
like
a
son
of
his.
He
believes
that
dogs
have
the
right
to
live
and
nobody
has
the
right
to
kill
them.
Work
Is
Worship
Since
Vishal
will
be
working
on
25th
July,
he
has
said
that
he
will
take
part
in
the
hunger
strike
for
few
hours
post
which
he
will
go
about
his
business
as
a
shooting
session
is
scheduled
on
that
day.
Another
Event
In
Coimbatore
After
the
hunger
strike
on
Saturday,
Vishal
will
be
heading
toward
Coimbatore
the
following
day
to
take
part
in
an
event
to
support
cattle
welfare.
Will
Kerala
Government
React
To
Tamil
Nadu's
Hunger
Strike?
Dog
lovers
and
animal
activists
from
every
nook
and
corner
of
Chennai
will
participate
in
the
hunger
strike
tomorrow.
It
will
be
interesting
to
see
how
Kerala
reacts
to
the
protest.
Kerala's
Outburst
Many
have
joined
the
'Boycott
Kerala' campaign
against
the
government's
decision
to
kill
violent
dogs.
On
the
other
hand
many
have
been
affected
by
rabid
dogs.
The
issue
is
fast
becoming
common
man
and
state
government's
nightmare
alike.
Mohanlal's
Reaction
Popular
South
Indian
actor
Mohanlal
had
said
that
the
issue
lies
in
Kerala's
poor
waste
management.
After
having
mentioned
that
he
himself
is
a
dog
lover,
the
actor
has
urged
the
public
and
government
to
rethink
on
the
issue.