“Jealous Salman Khan, helped by Shehnaz Gill killed Siddhart Shukla", claims WhatsApp messages
Shahrukh Khan, Taliban also blamed for actor's death; Here’s how people reacted
Mumbai: Popular actor and winner of the 13th season of the reality show Bigg Boss, Siddhart Shukla passed away on Thursday after suffering a massive heart attack. He passed away at Cooper hospital in Mumbai, aged 40.
Ever since his demise, Siddhart’s fans have been expressing their shock and grief across social media platforms over the actor’s sudden death. But much like the case of actor Sushant Singh Rajput’s case, conspiracy theorists began floating several of their theories believing foul play in the actor’s death.
One of the messages that were being forwarded mainly on WhatsApp, claimed Bollywood actor and host of Bigg Boss killed Sidharth Shukla out of jealousy due to Sidhart’s growing popularity. It also claimed that Salman Khan took the help of Sidhart’s rumored girlfriend, Shehnaz Gill.
The message also dragged another Bollywood star Shahrukh Khan into the matter linking him with the Taliban and Taliban to Sidhart’s murder.
Below is a screenshot of the message that is going viral on social media platforms, and the reaction of Twitter users when a journalist shared the image on her Twitter handle.
Already these kind of messages doing rounds on WhatsApp. pic.twitter.com/L4a9Yuzhfj
— Ismat Ara (@IsmatAraa) September 2, 2021
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SIT launches helpline for victims of Prajwal Revanna sex scandal, encourages filing complaint
Bengaluru: The Special Investigation Team (SIT) has launched a helpline dedicated to assisting victims of sexual harassment linked to the alleged obscene video case involving Prajwal Revanna.
According to the SIT, individuals who have experienced sexual harassment in connection with the sex scandal can contact the helpline at 6360938947 to lodge complaints.
The investigative team has also encouraged victims to provide information by calling directly. The announcement also assured that the identities of individuals reporting incidents will be kept confidential to ensure their privacy and safety.
