Published 11:01 IST, October 17th 2020
Sushant Singh Rajput fans kick off tribute event in Kolkata, friend Ganesh leads rituals
Sushant Singh Rajput fans kicked a tribute event in Kolkata as a part of a 'Padyatra' in memory of the late star. His friend Ganesh lead the rituals.
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Sushant Singh Rajput’s fans have been relentless in battle for ‘justice’ as CBI continued its probe and have carried forward momentum as actor’s death completed four months. After hosting numerous events over past few weeks, ‘SSRians’ have w initiated a ‘Pyatra’, conducting rituals and marches for ir beloved star. Latest being events held in memory of Sushant in Kolkata on Saturday as city kicked off Durga Puja festivities.
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Sushant Singh Rajput houred in Kolkata
After tribute events were held in Patna, Sushant’s hometown on occasion of four months of his death on October 14, and ar in Varanasi, next day, it was Kolkata’s turn to ‘rise up for justice.’
Sushant’s friends, choreographer Ganesh Hiwarkar and Smita Parikh h been urging fans of actor in Kolkata to join movement in big numbers.
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Ganesh, who was at forefront of events in Patna and Varanasi kicked off rituals in Kolkata as well. In pictures and videos that have surfaced on Twitter, Ganesh, wearing an SSR T-shirt, can be seen performing rituals at Kali ghat near Kali Temple. Banners bearing SSR's pictures, seeking ‘justice’ for him and calling it a ‘satyagraha’ and a ‘world movement’ orned venue.
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schedule for day includes a Durga Puja for Sushant, Pyatra and door-to-door distribution of brochures and a candle march towards end. ‘Pyatra’ is set to conclude in a grand manner in Kolkata. This is apart from Sushant’s ims being created by some artists at Durga Puja pandals.
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Sushant’s sister Shweta Singh Kirti, who lives in USA, h earlier expressed her delight about fans’ movement. As Navratri festival kicked off, she remembered her mor and hoped y all get strength of divine. She also posted a tweet of SSR from last year with Swami Vivekanand’s quote and Goddess Durga’s im on occasion.
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11:01 IST, October 17th 2020