Shekhar Suman, who recently returned with Shekhar Tonite, a modern-day revival of his iconic Movers & Shakers, has quickly found a place in the pop culture conversation. Alongside celebrity interviews and discussions on current affairs, one of the show’s biggest talking points has been its opening monologue, where Suman weighs in on issues dominating the national discourse with his trademark blend of satire and commentary. In the latest episode, he addressed the police action against students protesting for education reforms earlier this week at Jantar Mantar in Delhi. ‘I haven’t slept for three days’ Opening the episode on an emotional note, Shekhar Suman referred to the police crackdown and said, “Before beginning the show, I want to share something with all of you. What happened on 20 July at Jantar Mantar in Delhi to those innocent, unarmed, helpless children was heartbreaking. The way they were beaten with batons, with such cruelty, brutality, and mercilessness, leaving them bloodied, has shaken me to my core. I haven’t slept for three days; I’ve only cried.” He went on …