After earlier extending her support to the ongoing student protests led by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) and Sonam Wangchuk, the Punjab Kings co-owner has now claimed that the protests are being "hijacked by anti-national elements." Amid this, BCCI unhappy with CoE over India's injury concerns, seniors raise alarm.
Not just that, Preity Zinta also hinted at the presence of "bad elements" within and outside the country who might be exploiting students' anger and frustration during the agitation. She feels such forces could divert attention away from the real demands of the students and create unnecessary unrest.
PBKS co-owner calls for 'dialogue' between students and government
Preity Zinta backed India's democracy and law and order and urged both sides to hold meaningful talks while removing all "nefarious elements" and hidden agendas from the protest. These remarks sparked anger among the social media users, who have now mercilessly criticized her.
Preity Zinta's post on the students’ protests triggered a social media storm, with many users accusing the actress of buttering up the government. Many slammed the actress for her sudden change in stance. One user wrote, “Clearly the people supporting this tweet without doubt show where your loyalties lie—I expected better from you.”
One user said, “Madam, there is always a chance of these kinds of protests; they are full of people of all kinds. But the govt. should have acted faster in this case and held some people accountable for all those paper leaks and non-transparency on the part of the govt. Dialogues should have started much before.”
Here's how Preity Zinta faces brutal online backlash
What is an anti national element? And what online hate and divide did you see? Who are the people outside of the country working to do something against us? You also know all this is irrelevant, untrue and gibberish. When you do not have the guts, keep quiet. Stick to Ting ..
— M'M (@NotThatMe) July 22, 2026— Rahil Mohammed | Independent Journalist (@iamRahilM) July 22, 2026
Script mil Gaya ha.....
— Rahil shah (@RahilShahINC) July 22, 2026— अजिंक्यतारा? (@AjinkyaaSpeaks_) July 22, 2026
Just shut up .. if you don’t come for support like your other Bollywood clan that’s much better than cleverly sowing a seed of suspicion on the movement to divide the protesters … shameful…
— Ocean Summer (@summerlions99) July 22, 2026— IamAbdulBaqi (@abdulbakhisayed) July 22, 2026
You have reduced yourself to godi media, you'll turn coat after regime change.
— Narendra Mahajan (@narendramahajan) July 22, 2026— Kya huwa (@Kyahuwaa) July 22, 2026
Mam we respect you so much , we love you so much!!!! Please don't say such words... They wants to put a tag of anti-national on student so they can do any cruelty...... You have seen the video how police goons are hitting the students, specially molesting the girls....
— Anshul Yadav (@AnshulY79233) July 22, 2026— sukhpal singh (@cheemasukhi1) July 22, 2026
Ignoring a peaceful protest for 20 days and responding only after it turns violent sends the wrong message. The violence is on the government, the paper leak is on gov, the scams is on gov. It's high time the people on thrones take accountability.
— n c (@nc74563637) July 22, 2026— Virat (@ViratSi59321256) July 22, 2026
Paytm payment received. Script received. You already own an IPL team. How much more money you want to make by being sold out ?
— Dr.Vardhman (@vardhmandagli) July 22, 2026— Tanmay Khandelwal (@k43220993) July 22, 2026
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