Vivek Oberoi Reacts To The Formation Of CJP, Says 'Abhineta Hu, Neta Nahi'

Vivek Oberoi reacts to the formation of CJP, saying he does not take political positions while stressing that every voice has a place in a healthy democracy.

Vivek Oberoi shares his views on the formation of CJP while avoiding a political stance.

Source : PTI

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• Vivek Oberoi avoided commenting politically on CJP formation.
• He identified as an actor, not a politician, preferring observation.
• Oberoi emphasized healthy democracies allow diverse voices expression.

Actor Vivek Oberoi has spoken about the formation of CJP. While responding to questions during a media interaction, the actor deliberately stayed away from taking a political position. Instead, he reflected on the value of democratic expression and the importance of allowing different voices to be heard.

Vivek Oberoi Declines To Comment On Political Issues

During a recent interaction with the media, Vivek Oberoi was asked about the formation of CJP. The actor made it clear that he does not involve himself in political discussions and prefers to observe developments rather than comment on political matters.

Responding to the question, Vivek said, “Yaar main abhineta hun, neta nahi hun. Toh main political cheezon pe dhyaan nahi deta hun. Hum toh observe karte hai, seekhte hai. Life mein bahut kuch dekhne aur seekhne ko mil raha hai." [I'm an actor, not a politician. So I don't involve myself in political matters. I simply observe and learn. Life is giving me plenty of opportunities to watch, experience, and learn.]

'Every Voice Has A Place In A Healthy Democracy'

When asked what he had observed, Oberoi shifted the conversation towards the broader principles of democracy.

He said, “Observe ye kiya hai ki ye bhi ek nayi cheez thi aur mujhe lagta hai ek healthy democracy mein har awaaz ko apni jagah milti hai. Ye logo ne agar apni awaaz vyakt ki hai toh ye healthy democracy ka sign hai." [What I've observed is that this was something new. I believe that in a healthy democracy, every voice has its place. If people have expressed their views, it's a sign of a healthy democracy.]

Throughout his remarks, the actor did not express either support for or opposition. Instead, he limited his comments to the broader principle that people should be able to express their views in a democratic society.

 

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