Veteran Bollywood actress Shabana Azmi faced a health scare during the ongoing protests over the NEET paper leak issue. The 75-year-old actress revealed that she suffered an asthma attack after being exposed to toxic tear gas smoke during the ‘Chalo Sansad’ march at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar.

The protest, organized by student groups and the ‘Cockroach Janta Party’ (CJP), witnessed rising tensions as demonstrators attempted to march towards Parliament. During the confrontation, police used tear gas to control the crowd, causing thick smoke to spread across the protest area.

Tear Gas Smoke Triggered Breathing Problems

According to reports, Shabana Azmi was among those affected by the tear gas fumes released during the protest. The actress, who has been living with asthma for several years, suddenly experienced difficulty breathing after inhaling the smoke.

The situation became concerning as she struggled to breathe and suffered an asthma attack. However, she was able to manage the condition quickly because she had her inhaler with her. After using the inhaler, her breathing stabilized, preventing the situation from becoming more serious.

Shabana Azmi Gives Health Update

Following the incident, fans expressed concern about the actress’s health. Addressing the situation, Shabana Azmi shared that she is now safe and recovering well.

The actress explained that she has been an asthma patient for a long time and that exposure to tear gas triggered the attack. She added that her inhaler helped her regain control of her breathing and assured everyone that she is doing fine.

Actress Continues Supporting Student Protesters

Despite facing a health emergency, Shabana Azmi showed strong support for the protesting students. After resting briefly at a nearby location, the actress returned to the protest site and met students who were injured during the police action.

She praised the determination and courage of the young protesters, saying that their commitment to fighting for their rights was inspiring. Her decision to continue standing with the students even after experiencing health issues received appreciation from many people.

The incident has once again highlighted the challenges faced by protesters during tense demonstrations and sparked discussions about the impact of crowd-control measures on public health. Shabana Azmi’s resilience and support for the students have drawn attention amid the ongoing NEET controversy.