Published 13:09 IST, November 17th 2020
Shekhar Suman asks, 'would they say sorry to me' over allegations on him over Sushant case
Shekhar Suman fumed over the various allegations levelled on him in the Sushant Singh Rajput case and sought that they come forward and apologise to him.
While the silence of most of the film industry’s in the Sushant Singh Rajput case has attracted flak from netizens, even ones who raised their voice were at the receiving end. On one hand, Kangana Ranaut had to face criticism from a section, leading to heated exchanges with other members of the film fraternity, others were accused of raising the matter for ‘publicity’ and ‘political ambitions.' Shekhar Suman expressed his displeasure over the allegations and sought an apology over it.
Shekhar Suman unhappy over ‘publicity’ allegation on Sushant case
Shekhar Suman had been one of the first to question the numerous loopholes in the death of Sushant Singh Rajput. The veteran actor had also visited SSR’s home in Patna, which is also his hometown, to offer condolences to the family days after the unfortunate event. Shekhar Suman had also met Rashtriya Janata Dal leader Tejashwi Yadav and held press conferences sharing their take on the case.
Taking to Twitter, Shekhar Suman wrote that a lot of people had ‘accused’ him of having ‘political ambitions’ by raising the Sushant case. He mentioned the recently-concluded state elections in Bihar and his lack of interest for it. Calling them ‘creeps’, he asked them to come forward and say sorry to him.
Shekhar Suman also highlighted the dichotomy when fighting for a ‘problem’ is considered ‘publicity,’ and remaining silent is called ‘self-centered, coward and selfish.’ He added that one had to think a ‘million times’ before taking a stand, stressing that there is not necessarily a motive behind all such decisions.
Shekhar Suman had recently shared his excitement when Tejashwi Yadav was leading in the early trends in the counting of Bihar election results last week. He hoped that the latter could do something about the Sushant case if he became the Chief Minister. However, despite being the party with highest number of seats, RJD lost out to the NDA alliance, and Nitish Kumar was sworn in as the CM on Tuesday.
Shekhar Suman raises questions in SSR case
Shekhar Suman has not minced his words in calling the death of Sushant, that took place on June 14 in Mumbai as’murder.’ The actor shared numerous opinions backing his theory, in the same way that ‘SSRians’ have been raising in the past few months. The Movers & Shakers star had also expressed his disappointment with the Central of Investigation, that is probing the case, for not making any breakthrough in the case till now.
Updated 13:09 IST, November 17th 2020