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Suriya's continuous action in favour of Jallikattu protest

  • IndiaGlitz, [Saturday,January 21 2017]

Jallikattu's ban has spawned massive protests through various parts of Tamil Nadu, including Chennai, Madurai and Coimbatore.

The one that has been the most prominent and awe-inspiring ones of them all is the protest going live at Chennai Marina. Even after 5 days since its start, the swarm only continues to get bigger.

Roughly near midnight, Ilayathalapathy Vijay had joined the protesters. And now, sibling stars Suriya and Karthi join the horde as they protest for Tamil Nadu's tradition, Jallikattu.

It is to be noted that Suriya took part in the Silent protest organised by the Nadigar Sangam on Friday and also took part in the common people's protest in Marina a day before that. Today he has again visited Marina to express his solidarity for people's protest as one among them.

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